This is not a good comparison because they're dismantling the whole business model with this ruling. With the new requirements in place (e.g. actually hiring e

This is not a good comparison because they're dismantling the whole business model with this ruling. With the new requirements in place (e.g. actually hiring employees and providing benefits) the barrier to entry here is waaaaay higher than before. I would argue Ride Austin would have never even started (especially as a non profit) if these requirements were in place the last time Uber/Lyft shut down in Austin.