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Ola's Operating Licence Stripped by London Transport Regulator Over Public Safety Failings
London's public transport authority stripped Indian ride-hailing company Ola of its London operating licence, saying that the taxi app was not "fit and proper" to hold one, having put passenger safety at risk.
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London Transport Regulator Strips Ola's Operating Licence Over Public Safety Failings
Transport for London (TfL) said in a statement that it refused to grant Ola, a Softbank-backed operator, a new London private hire vehicle (PHV) operator's licence as it "cannot find it fit and proper to hold one after discovering a number of failures that could have risked public safety."
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Uber Submits Appeal To Regain London Taxi License
Transport for London (TfL) refused to grant the Silicon Valley-based company a new license due to what it called a "pattern of failures" on safety and security, the latest stage of a long-running battle with the authorities.
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Uber's London Ban Marks Global Backlash for Ride-Hailing Giants
London's transport authority banned Uber for a second time on Monday, citing concerns about customer safety after vulnerabilities in the app let drivers fake their identities in thousands of rides.
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'Unfit' Uber Denied Licence To Operate In London Over Safety Failures
The Uber ride-hailing service was stripped of its London operating licence on Monday for the second time in just over two years, subject to appeal, after the regulator found a "pattern of failures" on safety and security.
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Uber Awaits Renewal Decision on Vital London Licence, Just 5 Days Before Expiry
TfL rejected the Silicon Valley company's licence renewal request in 2017. A judge in 2018 then granted Uber a probationary 15-month licence.
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Uber Granted 15-Month Licence to Operate in London
The 15-month reprieve is far less than the five-year private hire licence Uber had previously received or the 18-month approval originally sought by Uber at the court hearing.
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Uber to Share Its London Data in Latest Charm Offensive
Uber is fighting to keep its 40,000 drivers operating on the roads of Britain's capital city.
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Uber Drops Opposition to London Language Test
Uber took legal action in 2016 against Transport for London (TfL) after it said drivers should have to prove their ability to communicate in English.
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Uber's London Licence Appeal to Be Heard Next Year
Regulator Transport for London (TfL) shocked the Silicon Valley firm by rejecting its licence renewal bid in September.
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Uber Appeals Against Loss of London Licence
Friday's filing is a short notification of Uber's intention to appeal rather than the detailed grounds.
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Uber Appeals Against Loss Of London License
Transport for London (TfL) shocked the Silicon Valley firm last month by deeming it unfit to run a taxi service and refusing to renew its license, citing its approach to reporting serious criminal offences and background checks on drivers.
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Uber's New CEO to Meet London Transport Chief Over Ban
Khosrowshahi will meet Mike Brown of Transport for London (TfL) on Tuesday, as Uber attempts to overturn the ban.
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Uber Calls for Talks With London's Transport Regulator, Pledges to Make Improvements
Uber's UK Head of Cities called for talks with regulator Transport for London (TfL) to discuss the loss of the firm's licence, which formally ends this week.
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Ola's Operating Licence Stripped by London Transport Regulator Over Public Safety Failings
London's public transport authority stripped Indian ride-hailing company Ola of its London operating licence, saying that the taxi app was not "fit and proper" to hold one, having put passenger safety at risk.
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London Transport Regulator Strips Ola's Operating Licence Over Public Safety Failings
Transport for London (TfL) said in a statement that it refused to grant Ola, a Softbank-backed operator, a new London private hire vehicle (PHV) operator's licence as it "cannot find it fit and proper to hold one after discovering a number of failures that could have risked public safety."
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Uber Submits Appeal To Regain London Taxi License
Transport for London (TfL) refused to grant the Silicon Valley-based company a new license due to what it called a "pattern of failures" on safety and security, the latest stage of a long-running battle with the authorities.
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Uber's London Ban Marks Global Backlash for Ride-Hailing Giants
London's transport authority banned Uber for a second time on Monday, citing concerns about customer safety after vulnerabilities in the app let drivers fake their identities in thousands of rides.
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'Unfit' Uber Denied Licence To Operate In London Over Safety Failures
The Uber ride-hailing service was stripped of its London operating licence on Monday for the second time in just over two years, subject to appeal, after the regulator found a "pattern of failures" on safety and security.
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Uber Awaits Renewal Decision on Vital London Licence, Just 5 Days Before Expiry
TfL rejected the Silicon Valley company's licence renewal request in 2017. A judge in 2018 then granted Uber a probationary 15-month licence.
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Uber Granted 15-Month Licence to Operate in London
The 15-month reprieve is far less than the five-year private hire licence Uber had previously received or the 18-month approval originally sought by Uber at the court hearing.
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Uber to Share Its London Data in Latest Charm Offensive
Uber is fighting to keep its 40,000 drivers operating on the roads of Britain's capital city.
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Uber Drops Opposition to London Language Test
Uber took legal action in 2016 against Transport for London (TfL) after it said drivers should have to prove their ability to communicate in English.
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Uber's London Licence Appeal to Be Heard Next Year
Regulator Transport for London (TfL) shocked the Silicon Valley firm by rejecting its licence renewal bid in September.
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Uber Appeals Against Loss of London Licence
Friday's filing is a short notification of Uber's intention to appeal rather than the detailed grounds.
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Uber Appeals Against Loss Of London License
Transport for London (TfL) shocked the Silicon Valley firm last month by deeming it unfit to run a taxi service and refusing to renew its license, citing its approach to reporting serious criminal offences and background checks on drivers.
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Uber's New CEO to Meet London Transport Chief Over Ban
Khosrowshahi will meet Mike Brown of Transport for London (TfL) on Tuesday, as Uber attempts to overturn the ban.
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Uber Calls for Talks With London's Transport Regulator, Pledges to Make Improvements
Uber's UK Head of Cities called for talks with regulator Transport for London (TfL) to discuss the loss of the firm's licence, which formally ends this week.
