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Phoenix Ride-Hail Fee Constitutional, Ariz. Justices Find

By James Nani · April 3, 2020, 7:44 PM EDT

Airport ride-hailing fees levied by Phoenix don't violate the Arizona Constitution's ban on imposing or increasing service taxes or fees, the state Supreme Court has found, a decision one observer said...

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