Earlier this month, Richard D. Holcomb, commissioner of Virginia's Department of Motor Vehicles, sent a cease and desist letter to Uber and Lyft and ordered them to halt service in the state "until [they] obtain proper authority."
Perhaps if Holcomb took a ride with Chelsea Spade in neighboring Washington, D.C. he'd see why Virginians like the convenience and flexibility of ride sharing.
"Woman With a Car vs. Washington D.C.'s Taxi Cartel" originally aired on May 13, 2014.
The original text is below:
Chelsea Spade, 27, is earning her master's degree in social work, but to make ends meet she's working as a part-time cab driver in Washington, D.C., through a company called Lyft. But Chelsea isn't like most D.C. taxi drivers.
(The original post was edited slightly.)
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