Linton was the DCTC chairman from 2011 to 2015.

Bowser has appointed former DCRA administrator Eric Rogers as the interim director of the DCTC.

The D.C. Taxicab Commission called the email a “PR stunt.”

In a letter to Mónica Palacio, the acting director of OHR, the Ward 6 Councilmember cites WUSA9’s ongoing reports on how some drivers “disproportionately” pass by black people.

In the new film Uber Wars, the DCTC takes on app-based car-hailing service Uber. Who will win? We may never know.

A payment service provider installation report released last week for the week ending September 13 showed that five of the eight PSPs were experiencing a backlog. The report for the week ending September 20 did not include this information, but did say that five PSPs are reporting “excess capacity for more installs.”

DCTC spokesperson Neville Waters said that there is no plan “to form a special task force” to find cabs without readers, “but Hack Inspectors will be diligently looking for violators.”

If Cheh’s recently announced legislation to nullify new DCTC regulations go through, the DCTC will just have to roll with it.

Uber vs. DCTC: The saga continues.

The D.C. Taxicab Commission says the cars Uber is using for its new uberX service aren’t technically sedans and therefore can’t be registered as such.