A Colombian court has overturned an order which forced ride-hailing app Uber to briefly suspend operations in the country last year and change ...
A Colombian court has overturned an order which forced ride-hailing app Uber to briefly suspend operations in the country last year and change its service provision model.
The Superintendency of Industry and Commerce , which regulates fair competition and protects consumers, in December said Uber had violated competition rules amid a lawsuit from a taxi company.Uber resumed transporting passengers in February with a new service model that allows users to rent cars with drivers.
The SIC has repeatedly fined technology companies like Uber and Rappi amid a lack of regulatory framework for delivery and ride-hailing apps. DiDi and Cabify also operate in the country.
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