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Critics Say Assembly Bill Will Put Ride-Sharing Companies Out Of Business

Critics of an amended Assembly bill say it could put ride-sharing companies out of business in Nevada.

An amendment added to Senate Bill 226 would mandate considerably more insurance coverage for ride-sharing drivers and require drivers to get a permit from the Nevada Transportation Authority, according to the Nevada Independent.

Under the bill, the minimum insurance coverage would jump from $50,000 to $300,000.

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Critics of the bill say it would give taxi cabs a monopoly over Nevada’s transportation. 

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