Uber, Lyft To Get June 29 Start Date In Ny

jcampbell1@gannett.com | @JonCampbellGAN, Press & Sun-Bulletin
Wed, 05/24/2017 - 8:46am

The ride-hailing apps will be able to expand across New York before July 4, after all.

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