Proposed bill would cap rideshare prices for FIFA World Cup in Seattle
Thousands of fans are expected to participate in local FIFA World Cup events in 2026. Chances are, many will be using rideshare to get around town. The bill aims to stop excessive pricing during the World Cup and other large-scale events.
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