Why not rephrase the question to "Just because taxis have to give this data, why should Uber?" or "Why traditionally do taxis have to give this data?" These typ

Why not rephrase the question to "Just because taxis have to give this data, why should Uber?" or "Why traditionally do taxis have to give this data?" These types of situations are perfect for re-examination/re-justification. We should question the law in general and then question its equitable application. Unfortunately, it takes law applications like this to bring up the obvious need for re-justification. I think this is the key take away from the article: > Uber offered to give officials data on how long each trip lasted, without any location information. The regulator rejected this idea, in part because it appears to have more in mind than driver fatigue.