5 Places in America Where Uber Hit a WallThe ridesharing service that was just banned in India's capital has suffered its share of operational setbacks on its home turf.

Uber's quest for global domination has had its share of serious roadblocks -- most recently, in India's capital.

The ridesharing service was banned in Delhi today, just days after a driver wasaccused of raping a passenger. Uber's screening processes came under fire after it was revealed that the same driver had been arrested three years ago onsimilar sexual assault allegations. The driver had ultimately been acquitted of those charges.

In a statement issued yesterday, before the ban was enacted, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick emphasized the company would doeverything it can to bring the perpetrator to justice. He said Uber would collaborate with the government to "establish clear background checks currently absent in their commercial transportation licensing programs" and invest in technology advances to make New Delhi safer for women.

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Still, an official with the Delhi Transport Department reportedly said that the banwasn't connected to the alleged incident. Instead, it was a result of the company misleading customers and ignoring parking rules and GPS tracking regulations, among other infractions.

India is not the first country to take strong action against Uber. The company has run intoregulatory problems in Frankfurt, Germany;Toronto, Canada andthe Netherlands.

Here in Uber's homeland, there have been clashes with local lawmakers, too. We've put together a list of some of the locations within the United States that have asked the company to stop, to yield or to otherwise pump the breaks on their operations.

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1. Nevada.

Nevada's Washoe County District Court recently ruledthat Uber could not continue to operate in the state because its refusal meet requirements for state licensing constituted a public safety risk.Uber has put together a petitionto rally support; so far, it has more than 22,200 signatures.

2. Portland, Ore.

Although Uber has been "working with the Mayor's office for over a year," it is still illegal for the company to operate there. The oversight for rideshare services rests with the Portland Bureau of Transportation, as of July 1. The company has asked the city tochange some of its ordinances, but without success.

3. Little Rock, Ark.

As of September, Uber was still prohibited from offering its services in the historic city, despiteoffering an FAQ sheetto city directors that addressed -- with varying degrees of transparency -- issues with insurance, employee screenings and payment structure. Some board members had concerns about the qualifications of drivers and how this would affect current laws about permits. Officials seem open to working with the company to find an agreement that would allow Uber to operate.

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4. Richmond, Va.

Although the state originally给超级勒令停止信, along with some fines, the state later gave UberXthe green light. As part of the agreement, Uber drivers in Richmond are required to pass a background check and a driver history check, among other "quality controls”。此后,夏洛茨维尔和Bla等城市cksburg have hopped on the Uber bandwagon as well.

5. Cambridge, Mass.

With so many college kids (and therefore, bars) in the area, and a mass-transit system that stops running before last-call, the Cambridge area seemed ripe for an on-demand car service. Still, officialsdidn't see it that way. Afterproposing rules that would end Uber's operation in the city, Cambridge agreed to discussions with Uber.

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