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Wait, in Germany you cannot drive your family around without a special driving licence? Not all regulation makes sense...

• bjelkeman-again 10y ago
  "Commercially transport people" he said. Do you normally charge a fee when you transport your family? If so the. You are a taxi service and fall under the regulations.
• madeofpalk 10y ago
  The law isn't like programming. Judges typically see a difference between driving your family around driving for cash on Uber
  • Maxious 10y ago
    > The Queensland government hopes to tweak legislation linked to a contentious crackdown on Uber that inadvertently made charter buses and limousines illegal as well. > A spokesman for Transport Minister Stirling Hinchliffe, who received legal advice, on Thursday said the threat to all pre-booked passenger vehicles needed to be removed. http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/breaking-news/business-as-usual-for-uber-in-qld/news-story/d95fa9d71ac1fe443b5a219120e720f4?nk=8c674f54122d7a25f3b22062460ac8e8-1462702051 http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/breaking-news/business-as...
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• xixixao 10y ago
  I was reacting to "which is mostly a background check and regular checkups that you're physically capable for driving people around." Not worthy of downvotes imho.