Mile High Cab got its day in "court" on Wednesday, Oct. 6, with a two-hour apperance before the full Colorado Public Utilities Commission board. The three-member panel heard summaries from staff of Mile High Cab's exceptions to the administrative law judge's findings in a hearing room packed with Mile High supporters. But after considering several angles and arguments, the panel agreed to recess to review the legal matters and other issues. Commissioners are scheduled to return, possibly with a ruling, at 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 8.
You can follow along live, on the Internet, at the PUC's official site.
Or drop by in person at Hearing Room A, 1560 Broadway, Suite 250, Denver.
I think what PUC doing they are protecting big businesses like yellow cab and metro taxi. I think the expression "money talk" is real if not why PUC allow Mile high come and market decide. It looks PUC really corrupted. MIle High must keep fighting.
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