Citing City Council mandate, Lyft and Uber to exit Minneapolis on May 1

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Citing City Council mandate, Lyft and Uber to exit Minneapolis on May 1

(The Center Square) – Rideshare apps Uber and Lyft say they will leave Minneapolis on May 1 when a new rule will make them pay drivers more. Uber says that Minneapolis could be the only metro area in the U.S. without Uber come May 1 when the new ordinance takes effect, including the airport. The […]

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