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About, Lyft can become more expensive, more difficult to find in NYC with Lizenzfreeze.

New York' YORK - Uber, Lyft and other ride-hauling applications could soon become more costly and difficult to find in New York' Cities. New York Council on Wednesday evening reached an agreement to enforce a one-year ban on new licences for Uber and other ride-hailing cars, while the New York Council finds a long-term answer to the growing number of urban riders using the appe.

Derogations from the freezing apply to wheeled cars and where the New York Taxis and Limousine Commission finds that issuing new licences in areas with insufficient coverage "would not significantly increase road traffic congestion. However, the Commission considers that the introduction of new licences in areas with insufficient coverage would not lead to a significant increase in road use. "The move is seen as a win-win situation for New York cab riders who have been complaining that driver-approved operators are damaging their businesses.

There is also the potential for extra regulations for ride-hauling cars in other major towns as legislators struggle with the effects of Uber, Lyft and other businesses on their transport systems. The New York metropolitan area is the first in the USA to set such an upper limit. According to the New York city taxi and limousine commission, the number of cars driving in the downtown area has jumped in recent years from 12,600 in 2015 to around 80,000 this year.

Less than 14,000 yellow taxis drive in the town. A further bill adopted on Wednesday provided for a minimal salary for riders of ride-hauling service. Criticism has been levelled at the service for not adequately rewarding the driver. Last months taxi and limousine commission reports suggested that rental car owners should make $17.22 an hours, or $15 an hours pay if they take into account the cost of running the car.

It found that 85 per cent of those who rent vehicles currently earn less than that. A number of citizens' right advocates have repressed the law and declared that in the past minority groups were badly handled by yellow taxis. Meanwhile, on Wednesday afternoons, tens of riders met on the stairs of the Town Hall to urge the City Council to approve the law.

34-year-old Augustine Tang has been a yellow cabbie in New York City for two years. Deploring the absence of rules for Uber, he said: "You can essentially do what you want. "In the meantime, others have been supporting laws to enhance the lives of cab users, who sometimes travel up to 14 hrs a night.

In the first five month of the year, five riders have commited suicide, the New York Times said in the end of May. Bill de Blasio, mayor of New York and Corey Johnson, council spokesman, endorsed the bill. "As de Blasio said in an explanation after the voting, our country is facing a direct economic downturn that is pushing New Yorkers into a state of extreme poverty and our roads to a standstill.

"Undamped momentum in the development of app-based car manufacturers has called for actions - and now we have them. "Uber and Lyft didn't back the policy changes. The Lyft said that the actions will be harmful to drivers, especially in minorities. Speaking about the freezing, Danielle Filson said it will "threaten one of the few trusted transport choices while doing nothing to repair the metro or reduce traffic jams.