An army of lawyers is fighting so you can order an Uber at Mexico City’s airport

As the World Cup approaches Mexico City, a fierce legal battle has erupted between traditional taxi drivers and ride-hailing services like Uber, causing chaos for travelers. Authorities have been caught in the middle, imposing fines and impounding cars, while drivers from both sides engage in a costly legal fight. This dispute not only confuses visitors but also threatens the smooth operation of transportation during a major international event. The outcome could set a precedent for regulating new technologies in traditional industries, impacting future tourism and business in the city.