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Uber was fined $7.3 million on Wednesday by a court in California. The ride sharing service was given the financial penalty for refusing to reveal certain information about its practices in that State to a local regulatory agency.
The company was ordered by the California Public Utilities Commission to turn over information as to how often its drivers turn down ride requests, specifically when it comes to disabled passengers.
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Uber issued a statement saying that, “Uber has already provided substantial amounts of data to the California Public Utilities Commission, information we have provided elsewhere with no complaints.”
The company has 30 days to appeal the fine.
