Sentence examples for regulated transportation from inspiring English sources

Judge Barrie rejected Best Taxi's argument that taxi leases should be exempt from sales tax because they were part of a regulated transportation system.

In California, from 2011 to 2015 the share of alternative fuels in the regulated transportation fuels pool increased by 30%, and the reported AFCI of all alternative fuels declined 21%.

By a 2-1 vote, a panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals prohibited the Federal Railroad Administration from implementing the program, the first of its kind in a federally regulated transportation industry, until the court rules on a constitutional challenge by labor unions.

In addition to economic regulation, all levels of government regulate transportation safety and movements of hazardous materials.

This embodied a comprehensive scheme for regulating transportation of the mails by railroad common carriers.

Status: settled In January 2016, Uber agreed to pay more than $7m to the California Public Utilities Commission, an agency that regulates transportation companies and had alleged that the startup failed to comply with data reporting requirements.

Governor John Hickenlooper, who appoints the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) charged with regulating transportation, is remaining suspiciously silent on the rather aggressive proposal.

Lyft's L.A. expansion comes as it has reached an agreement with the California PUC, which regulates transportation systems in the state.

UberCab — which was recently renamed "Uber" to avoid the appearance of marketing itself as a taxi business — has shared the full contents of the cease and desist orders it received this week from city authorities in San Francisco regulating transportation businesses there.

As mind-boggling as hailing an automated taxi at the tap of a smartphone screen is, imagine the mental traffic jam caused by trying to regulate transportation and safety laws to accommodate for this next wave of driverless cars.

One year later, the Florida legislature enacted a new law to regulate "transportation network entities" on the state level, a move that preempted municipal ordinances, which included the Miami-Dade ordinance as well as many local laws that severely restricted ride-hailing.