Uber argued it has since assuaged concerns by improving insurance document verification systems and rolling out real-time identification. "Despite their historical failings, I find them, now, to be a fit and proper person to hold a London... operator’s licence," he said, granting an 18-month right to take rides. Uber, which has apologised for mistakes it has made, has run into backlashes and regulatory challenges elsewhere, including in its home state of California. In London, it faces a number of rivals, including Ola, Freenow and Bolt. London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who also chairs TfL, warned Uber on Monday to stick to its obligations.

Source: bd News24 September 28, 2020 11:26 UTC