Minneapolis City Council Reconsiders Rideshare Ordinance Amid Uber and Lyft Departure
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The Minneapolis City Council is considering a reconsideration of its recent rideshare plan vote, which led to Uber and Lyft pulling out of the city. A notice of intent to move reconsideration has been included in the agenda for the council's upcoming meeting, brought by Council Member Andrea Jenkins, who initially had reservations about overriding Mayor Jacob Frey's veto but ultimately supported the override.
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