In Córdoba, the City Council is currently engaged in a discussion regarding a proposed ordinance that seeks to establish a quota for vehicles operating through ride-hailing applications, aligning the regulation with that currently in place for taxis and remises.
The proposal sets an authorization for every 375 residents, which would allow a maximum of 3,998 cars on digital platforms, excluding from the quota taxi and remise drivers who already use these applications. In addition, requirements such as a professional license, updated documentation, and safety inspections are included.
Uber replied with a campaign directed at its users and drivers, warning that the regulation "puts mobility at risk" and that "rides will be more expensive". The company keeps that the limitation would leave approximately 80% of its current drivers without work, affecting more than 11,000 people who rely on the platform to generate income.
