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This week an independent arbitrator ordered Uber to pay more than $1 million to a blind San Francisco passenger for illegally discriminating against her when its drivers refused to give her and her guide dog rides on 14 occasions. The company has been the subject of similar discrimination complaints, including one here in Maine
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AUGUSTA, Maine - A panel in Maine has ruled that Uber discriminated against a blind woman when a driver refused to give her a ride because she was…
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Maine’s two major airports want to regulate and charge ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft that pick up passengers at the terminals. Airport…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - Portland and Bangor airport representatives say it's time to regulate ride-booking companies that don't have to pay the same fees as taxi…
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PORTLAND, Maine - The app-based ride service Uber will start service in the Bangor and Lewiston areas as of tomorrow - and taxi companies aren't happy.The…
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PORTLAND, Maine — City officials are proposing a measure that would grant some municipal oversight of independent transportation companies such as the…
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PORTLAND, Maine - Early next year, Portland city officials plan to undertake regulation of Uber Transportation Services - the controversial ride-share…