California fined Uber's state subsidiary $$7.3mm yesterday for allegedly failing to provide regulators with enough detailed information on the ride-hailing company's drivers and riders. The decision by the California Public Utilities Commission upholds a ruling by a state administrative law judge, and raises the 7.6 penalty and fine that the judge had recommended. Uber has 30 days to pay the penalty, otherwise, its Californian operating license will be suspended.
California fined Uber's state subsidiary $7.6m yesterday for allegedly failing to provide regulators with enough detailed information on the ride-hailing company's drivers and riders. The decision by the California Public Utilities Commission upholds a ruling by a state administrative law judge, and raises the $7.3m penalty and fine that the judge had recommended. Uber has 30 days to pay the penalty, otherwise, its Californian operating license will be suspended.