How Uber and Lyft are funding opposition efforts over San Francisco transit ballot
Briefly

"Under Prop L, the city would tax the companies' gross receipts-or total revenue-that they earn within San Francisco starting January 1. The Controller's Office estimated that the measure would give cash-strapped Muni an additional $25 million in funding every year."
"Rideshare riders already contribute $20 to $30 million per year in ride fees to Muni alone, and more mandated rider fees are expected soon. This proposal doesn't solve Muni's funding issue, but it does make it harder for people to live and work in the Bay Area."
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