Ridesharing
legalised in
a**ther Australian state, but
Uber's **t happy
Slowly but surely, Australia is becoming a rideshare-friendly nation, but **t every state is doing it
Uber's way.
On Tuesday, the South
Australian government an**unced that from July 1, it would become the latest region to legalise services such as UberX that let people drive their own cars to take customers from A to B.*It follows the legalisation of
Ridesharing in 2015 by the*
Australian Capital Territory*(ACT) and
New South Wales*(NSW) governments.*
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Like NSW, the government will be offering an assistance package to ease the transition for taxi drivers.*South Australians will presumably help pay for the scheme, handing over a levy of A$1 per ride in taxis and rideshare*services.*
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