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The provincial government announced Tuesday morning, April 9, that the ride-sharing industry giant had been issued a Transportation Network Company licence.
In a statement to SaltWire, the company plans"to launch in the coming weeks and will provide information when available." An inside look at how quickly disgraced company RedSea was approved for N.L.’s first ride-sharing licence To drive for Uber, drivers must have a safe driving record, a criminal background check, and a Class 4 driver’s licence.
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