Sentence examples for regulates transportation from inspiring English sources

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.

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

The Public Utilities Commission, which regulates transportation network companies such as Uber and Lyft, chose not to enforce that law when Uber and Lyft launched their carpooling services, but recognized that the Legislature had to update state law.

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

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

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.

Unlike local governments, who have no vested interest in the operation of thumping subwoofers or the First Amendment rights of a Led Zeppelin obsessed teenager, the federal agencies that regulate transportation noise makers must by necessity be concerned with those constituents' economic well-being.

The Alabama Department of Public Health, which regulates the transportation of such wastes in the state, said it wasn't aware of the problem until contacted by AP. "This needs to be taken care of, and get these things sealed tight," said Pres Allinder, director of environmental services for the department.

To be licensed, the camps must meet standards regulating food, transportation, health, water safety and sanitation.

For 1,000 years, states have regulated maritime transportation for the purpose of promoting safety at sea.