This Philly Uber driver challenges people to ‘carpool karaoke’ and posts the results online
Eddie Doyle — aka "Driver Ed" on YouTube — drives to supplement his writing career.
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How to get a Christmas tree in Philly without a car
It's easier than you might think.
Uber, Lyft and rebellious cab drivers are crushing the once-powerful PPA
“Everybody operates in the city like the wild, wild West."
Philly cab rides will be more expensive starting Sept. 1
Some taxi industry workers worry the hike could put the industry at a further disadvantage to Lyft and Uber.
Lyft: People are using us to avoid parking in Philly and the ‘burbs
Elsewhere in the Week in Parking, someone who scored a spot with a pack of smokes.
16 things Philly can be proud of in 2016
What to tell your weird, out-of-town family members about our fair city.
UberX and Lyft finally legal in Philly with Wolf’s signature
The epic 2-year war with the PPA involved lobbying, partisanship, taxis... and horses.
Philly ride-sharing bill passes state House, heads to Senate
Uber and Lyft are thisclose to being legal.
Why it’s taking Harrisburg forever to legalize UberX and Lyft in Philly
Months of amendments mean the bill is three times larger than the fall 2015 version.
Philly ban on UberX and Lyft is off for now
An appeals judge nullified a Philly judge's cease-and-desist order.
Budget effect: UberX is legal in Philly, at least for now
Language in the state's fiscal code, passed by the state House today, means Uber is legal in Philly -- for the time being.
Uber and the PPA: Details of the truce between frenemies
More UberX drivers could take to Philly's roads, causing less surge pricing -- but Lyft isn't involved at all.
Uber Pool in Philly: The more devoted the driver, the less they like the service
Seasoned drivers say any extra money they're promised isn't worth the hassle.
Gov. Tom Wolf, Pittsburgh mayor blast state commission for $11.3M Uber fine
The chief executives of the state and its second-largest city said the record fine paints the state as “not a welcoming place for 21st century businesses.”