NYC did exactly this. The city threatened all rideshare companies with a cap on their driver growth rate, which Uber successfully "defeated" by giving up access

NYC did exactly this. The city threatened all rideshare companies with a cap on their driver growth rate, which Uber successfully "defeated" by giving up access to detailed data to the city. Uber hailed this as a victory - but the way I see it, when your victory means "maintenance of the status quo while conceding your data to a third party" it probably wasn't actually a victory.