In a recent legislative move, Colorado lawmakers passed a bill aimed at enhancing rideshare safety by allowing audio and video recording on trips, banning food and drink offers by drivers, and giving passengers the right to file lawsuits directly against drivers or companies. The bill, led by Representative Jenny Willford, comes after she was sexually assaulted by a Lyft driver last year. While the measure is now on its way to Governor Polis, rideshare companies like Uber oppose the bill, with Uber threatening to pull out of Colorado if it becomes law. Governor Polis has expressed concern about ensuring Uber's continued operation in the state.
Colorado Lawmakers Pass Rideshare Safety Bill Amid Controversy
