My read on the subhead of your article is that it seems more like DC local governance is a playground for a Silicon Valley turf war, where Uber and Waymo don't have to sit here with the consequences.
And I still haven't seen a good argument for why DC residents should care which side wins.
I liked what I understood to be the more onerous conditions in an earlier version of Allen's proposal, which I was disappointed to learn have been weakened in the latest version. Do you know why they were weakened?
My read on the subhead of your article is that it seems more like DC local governance is a playground for a Silicon Valley turf war, where Uber and Waymo don't have to sit here with the consequences.
And I still haven't seen a good argument for why DC residents should care which side wins.
I liked what I understood to be the more onerous conditions in an earlier version of Allen's proposal, which I was disappointed to learn have been weakened in the latest version. Do you know why they were weakened?
Hi Matt! What conditions are you referencing because he made a number of changes to make the bill more friendly to labor in the latest bill.