Uber & Lyft have come a long way ever since they started providing the service but now a Senate bill was passed. Senate Bill 182, which passed the state Senate Monday, would require a single license to drive passengers anywhere in the state, which drivers can obtain in the city where they live. Local governments don't typically enforce rules that require ride-hailing drivers to have business licenses, but in theory, every city a driver passes through could charge a fee.
Sen. Steven Bradford (D-Gardena), has said the state needs to help facilitate new ride-hailing technology