Transportation Network Companies (TNCs): Impacts to Airport Revenues and Operations—Reference Guide (2020) / Chapter Skim
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79 Commercial ground transportation operations will continue to evolve in response to increasing passenger enplanements, the need to maintain or expand adequate nonaeronautical revenue, new federal and state regulations, emerging technologies, evolving business models, and enhancements to airport infrastructure. The following topics are among those airport operators will need to monitor, and they could also be areas for future ACRP research, webinars, or presentations at the TRB Annual Meeting.
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80 Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) : Impacts to Airport Revenues and Operations -- Reference Guide Justice 50-state sex offender registry search -- in addition to continuous screenings will be barred from the platform.
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Conclusion 81 In July 2019, Uber implemented layoffs as part of cost-driven changes, letting go about onethird of its 1,200 employees in the marketing department. The effort to slash costs came in the wake of reported first quarter 2019 losses of $1 billion; second quarter losses were reported at $5.2 billion.
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82 Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) : Impacts to Airport Revenues and Operations -- Reference Guide increase efficiency and improve safety.
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