That map seems highly inaccurate. Two of the cities I've worked in over the past year have anti-Uber legislation or enforcement and neither is on the map. Port

That map seems highly inaccurate. Two of the cities I've worked in over the past year have anti-Uber legislation or enforcement and neither is on the map. Portsmouth, NH made Uber illegal and even went so far as to have the police charge the most vocal critic of this policy for felony wiretapping (http://www.seacoastonline.com/article/20151106/NEWS/151109368 http://www.seacoastonline.com/article/20151106/NEWS/15110936...). In Philadelphia, the Parking Authority has gone after Uber, stopped/seized cars, and issued hundreds of thousands of dollars of fines.