Local unions to rally against proposed DC 'robotaxi' bill
The bill would phase in robotaxis after 120 days of testing and require companies to pay a per-mile fee for Metro and workforce programs.
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DC Robotaxi Debate Puts Drivers’ Jobs and Safety at Risk
Source: Matthew Chattle / Getty The debate over commercial driverless vehicles is intensifying in Washington, D.C., as rideshare and taxi drivers warn that robotaxis could threaten their livelihoods. Supporters argue autonomous vehicles could improve safety, expand transportation options and create jobs. The proposed legislation, introduced by Councilmember Charles Allen, would establish regulations for commercial autonomous vehicles, with the D…
App drivers rally against Robotaxi expansion in DC – WTOP News
Dozens of Uber drivers, union workers and faith leaders gathered Tuesday outside the John Wilson Building to rally against a proposal that would bring Waymo and other autonomous driving services to the city.
Local unions to rally against proposed DC 'robotaxi' bill
Driverless vehicles remain in the testing phase in Washington, D.C., but some councilmembers would like to see them rolling on city streets soon. However, the technology is facing protests from local unions.
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