If the local municipalities would make the playing field equal for everybody the state would not have to stip in.
There was an issue with controlling who could be licensed within certain municipalities where they would make it more difficult or impossible for a person or entity to become licensed there thus restricting who they would allow. This led to local corruption as well as restricting free enterprise. The state stepped in and created state licensing that put a stop to that. The end result is cities, like Houston, have made it very difficult, time consuming, onerous, permitting process that ends up costing the consumer more money and time.
I am in favor of local control as long as it is fair and evenhanded and not a pay to play type situation where one lobby gets the say so of how things are done such as taxi and wrecker industries.
Originally Posted by The2Dogs
Some of you are missing my point.
You state right lovers love to scream about local control... when it is the Feds wielding control.
Why do you hold the state in such high regard?
What have they done to deserve such trust?
Take abortion, should the Feds, State, county, city or individual make that moral choice?
I agree the cities were making it difficult on uber. That is a whole not her discussion, one which we might discuss why states will not let insurance be sold across state lines.