California fined Uber's state subsidiary $7.6m 30 days 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 yesterday 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.