A law to authorize ride-sharing companies like Uber and Lyft to operate outside New York City is unlikely to get approved by the state Legislature this year, lawmakers said.
The hang-up is a battle over the insurance rates required of the companies, its drivers and passengers — pitting unions, insurance companies and trial lawyers against one another in a high-priced lobbying war. Taxi drivers also opposed the measure.
The expected outcome: gridlock.
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