ridesharing costa rica

Didi arrived in Costa Rica in November 2019 as a competitor to Uber and traditional taxis.

DiDi arrives in a Costa Rica that has yet to properly regulate ride-hailing platforms.

The Economic Affairs Committee of the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday introduced a new bill that seeks to regulate ride-sharing platforms such as Uber. 

Uber has upped the ante again by allowing cash payments on all rides in Costa Rica beginning Monday, Sept. 26.