State lawmakers are questioning whether Elon Musk’s Boring Company owes taxes to Nevada now that its Tesla-filled Vegas Loop tunnels have expanded to include above-ground transportation, raising a revenue dispute. The Vegas Loop tunnels are classified as a monorail system owned by the Boring Company and operated through a franchise agreement with Clark County and Las Vegas. By providing above-ground transportation, the Vegas Loop may now be operating more like rideshare services such as Uber or Lyft, which are classified as transportation network companies. About 1 million people ride the Vegas Loop annually, traveling through underground tunnels in Teslas. The system has eight completed stations in the Strip corridor — five at the Las Vegas Convention Center and one each at Resorts World, Westgate and Encore.