That only works for misbehavior that inconveniences the rider. If it only hurts those on the other side of the windscreen, it's recklessness as a service. Sure

That only works for misbehavior that inconveniences the rider. If it only hurts those on the other side of the windscreen, it's recklessness as a service. Sure, every user has some threshold beyond which they would not be fine with it anymore, but the bad boy image Uber so carefully crafted over the years provides a considerable amount of self selection so that those who would care most never even install the app.