The transportation service has been operating illegally since July.
The transportation service has been operating illegally since July.
Salem’s City Council may consider modifying licensing rules in the coming weeks to allow Uber, a massive transportation service valued at nearly $18.5 billion, to operate legally in the city alongside taxi companies.
Uber representatives have negotiated with Salem officials about the city’s requirements — for example, mandatory 24-hour service and marked cars — for the past two months. On Monday, urban planning administrator Glen Gross said the decision will be up to city council.
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