If the medallions were sold to drivers who met reasonable certifications standards, we wouldn't have seen this cost drive all the way up.
Bryan Steil: “If the medallions were sold to drivers who met reasonable certifications standards, we wouldn't have seen this cost…”
On the recordSeptember 25, 2019
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Steil suggests that reasonable regulations could have prevented high costs for taxi medallions.
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