The city of Evanston offers a path forward for governments to level the playing field between traditional taxis and ridesharing.

In the face of fleeing residents, the Chicago City Council has chosen to add more and more layers of regulation instead of reforming.

Chicago City Council is one vote away from enacting punishing rules that could force the popular platforms out of the Windy City.

Chicago aldermen, some of whom receive financial support from the taxicab industry, are looking to burden Uber and Lyft drivers with expensive chauffer’s licenses.

There’s no good reason for Bloomington's government to stand between drivers who want to offer this service and would-be customers who want to take advantage of it.

Illinois lawmakers should keep their hands off ridesharing and let innovation continue.

Regulation doesn’t guarantee safety or quality; competition does.

Nearly three months after the Illinois General Assembly passed devastating restrictions on innovative ridesharing services such as Uber and Lyft, Gov. Pat Quinn issued a surprising blow to the taxicab lobby by vetoing the job-killing legislation in its entirety. This March, in response to the recent success and popularity of ridesharing programs such as Uber...

On Aug. 25 Gov. Pat Quinn vetoed a bill pushed by the taxi lobby that would have restricted ridesharing services such as UberX and Lyft in Chicago. The veto is good news for ridesharing consumers and drivers. Uber will now move forward with its plan to bring 425 new jobs to Illinois. The bill’s champion...