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Colorado women lawmakers lead national push to protect rideshare safety laws from federal bill
Over 275 women state lawmakers signed a letter urging Congress to remove a provision from the Build America 250 Act, arguing it would weaken accountability for rideshare companies in cases of sexual assault and crashes. Colorado lawmakers, including Sen. Katie Wallace and Rep. Jenny Willford, highlighted new state safety rules requiring background checks for drivers and opt-in ride recordings.
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