BUSINESSJul 26 · 01:21 UTCWKRN ABC NASHVILLEErin McCullough

Rideshare drivers protest against 'unfairly' issued tickets downtown

More than 160 taxi and Uber drivers protested on Saturday against tickets they claim were 'unfairly issued' in Broadway and designated pickup zones. The protest highlights dissatisfaction with enforcement practices in specific areas.

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