“When you make policy by tweet, it yields irrational rules”

Beginning Monday, food trucks in D.C. will be subject to new regulations that will place them in assigned spots around the city.

MyTaxi, a company that makes a taxi-hailing smartphone application, has settled its beef with the D.C. Taxicab Commission over the new regulations governing credit card payments.

The sedan-by-smartphone company is adding a new fleet to its lineup.

The D.C. Council passed amendments to food truck regulations that relax some of the most controversial proposals.

Will the food truck regulatory drama finally come to an end next week?

You can still picket all you want on the sidewalks. But not on the plaza.

The FTC backed many of the concerns over new taxi regulations raised by the combative livery-by-smartphone company.

The D.C. Council passed most of the proposed regulations on the city’s food trucks today, but not all of them.

Uber isn’t the only taxi-dispatching smartphone app that’s worried about D.C.’s new taxi regulations.