New York City has temporarily banned some of Uber's brick-and-mortar "bases".
Five of the six bases run by the taxi service were suspended by the city's taxi and limousine tribunal after Uber refused to hand over ride records.
The decision was handed down Tuesday.
The Taxi and Limousine Commission had requested that Uber hand over "the date of trip, time of trip, pick up location, and license numbers" over a finite period. Uber refused.
Uber continues to operate its on call service in the city.
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