“They just can’t come in and violate and put public safety at risk.” The latest escalation in Lyft’s plan to launch in New York City.
Via Lyft
Things have escalated in Lyft's fight to launch in New York City.
This afternoon, Lyft co-founder, John Zimmer announced the ride sharing service would be postponing its launch in New York.This comes after the New York state attorney general's office and the Department of Financial Services filed suit against Lyft just hours before the company's planned New York City launch. The suit alleges Lyft has already operated in Rochester and Buffalo without proper authorization and stands in "open defiance" of licensing laws.
In the statement, Lyft notes it will "meet with the TLC beginning Monday to work on a new version of Lyft that is fully-licensed by the TLC, and we will launch immediately upon the TLC's approval."
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