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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Uber, from most recent to least.

Split, a Carpool App, Starts Operating in DC

Split, a Carpool App, Starts Operating in DC

Lark Turner | May 26th 2015

The carpooling competitor with Uber Pool prices rides from $2 to $8.... read»

Maryland Moves Toward Legalizing Uber

Maryland Moves Toward Legalizing Uber

Lark Turner | March 6th 2015

The company's cheapest service, Uber X, doesn't fall under the state's current regulations.... read»

Uber and Lyft Are Officially Legal in Virginia

Uber and Lyft Are Officially Legal in Virginia

Lark Turner | February 18th 2015

Gov. Terry McAuliffe signed a law making the ride-hailing services legal on Wednesday.... read»

UberX Drops DC Fares by 15 Percent

UberX Drops DC Fares by 15 Percent

Lark Turner | January 30th 2015

Uber also gave customers an on-time guarantee.... read»

Legislation Could Make Uber and Lyft Legal in Virginia

Legislation Could Make Uber and Lyft Legal in Virginia

Lark Turner | January 20th 2015

Virginia's DMV had originally told the companies that their service was illegal in the state.... read»

D.C. Council Clears Way for Ridesharing Operations in the City

D.C. Council Clears Way for Ridesharing Operations in the City

Lark Turner | October 29th 2014

The Council passed a bill on Tuesday legalizing services like Uber X, Sidecar and Lyft. ... read»

Best Reasons to Never Own a Car or Hail a Cab

Best Reasons to Never Own a Car or Hail a Cab

Shilpi Paul | December 17th 2012

As far as transit goes, 2012 may be remembered as the year that saw the emergence of two companies that made owning a car or hailing a cab irrelevant.... read»

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