First of all, its not clear "the votes want it". I'm sure very few people care besides busy-body politicians looking for "problems" to fix. Put it up to a vote

First of all, its not clear "the votes want it". I'm sure very few people care besides busy-body politicians looking for "problems" to fix. Put it up to a vote if you're so confident that people don't want the opportunity to use these services. But more importantly, putting everything up to a vote will just lead to oppression by the most vocal people with too much time on their hands. The bar for allowing something shouldn't be "do the majority of people that are involved in this sort of thing want this"? It should be "do enough people benefit from this such that its a viable business"? Then you can make sure the business is following reasonable laws. For instance if the drivers are speeding or breaking noise ordinance, then they should be forced to obey the law. That's the point of the market and that's what the market does well, allocate resources.