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Local Startup Reacts To Ride-Hailing Giants' Return To Austin
ResumeUber and Lyft have returned to Austin, Texas, after a year of protesting the city's fingerprinting requirements. In their absence, city residents grew accustomed to a new, nonprofit ride-sharing alternative: RideAustin.
But now that Uber and Lyft are back, the company is suffering. RideAustin Chief Operating Officer Marisa Goldenberg (@megoldenberg) joins Here & Now's Jeremy Hobson to discuss how the company is reacting.
This segment aired on June 6, 2017.