"Ride-hailing chaos in the Big Apple may soon get a little more organized. For years, pedicabs have been a common sight in New York City, ferrying tourists and locals alike through the crowded streets. However, the lack of regulation has led to a proliferation of unlicensed and unscrupulous operators, sparking complaints about overcharging, reckless driving, and even harassment. Now, city officials are poised to crack down on the industry, with proposals to require pedicab drivers to use meters, obtain licenses, and adhere to strict safety standards - a move that could bring much-needed order to the city's streets."
Shady NYC pedicabs could finally face crackdown — including requiring meters New York Post
