Ride-sharing companies charged mileage fees to help fund infrastructure - Shareable - 0 views
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juliebaudrillard on 05 Sep 18"In May 2016, the Mayor of Sao Paulo, South America's largest city, announced that TNCs - commercial entities who match drivers with passengers via an app or web platform - could operate in the city in exchange for prepaid fees that will average of 0.10 reals ($0.03) per vehicle/kilometer traveled (the regulation exempts free ride-sharing services). This approach means TNCs would contribute revenue on a pay-as-you-drive basis to help the city maintain the road network and other public infrastructure."