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By James Peters

Ride-hailing

Nine companies have applied for B.C. ride-hailing licenses, six targeting Kamloops area

Sep 20, 2019 | 1:22 PM

KAMLOOPS — UBER and Lyft may be ignoring the B.C. Interior, but there is no shortage of companies looking to provide ride-hailing services here.

According to the most recent data provided by the Passenger Transportation Board (PTB), nine companies have applied to offer ride-hailing in various parts of B.C.

Of those nine, six have included the Kamloops area in their applications.

Those are Vancouver-based Kabu and Calgary-based InOrbis.

They join Kater, Lucky to Go, TAPPCAR and Uride in bidding to operate in the Kamloops region.

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UBER, Lyft and Whistle have also applied to the PTB for ride-hailing licenses, but do not wish to set up in Kamloops.