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Tell The Tribune: Are you a ride-share driver?

(Chris Detrick  |  The Salt Lake Tribune) Angie Palmer poses for a portrait with her car in Midvale Thursday August 7, 2014.  Salt Lake City is issuing $6,500 tickets to drivers for the ridesharing services Lyft and Uber, contending they essentially are illegal taxi operations.

(Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune) Angie Palmer poses for a portrait with her car in Midvale Thursday August 7, 2014. Salt Lake City is issuing $6,500 tickets to drivers for the ridesharing services Lyft and Uber, contending they essentially are illegal taxi operations.

The Salt Lake Tribune is working on a story about how ride-hailing services have changed ground transportation in Utah, and we want to talk to some drivers about their experiences.

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