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If it's not for public safety or something of that nature, I don't see why the government should really care. Aside from public safety, there's a whole lot of
by kafkaesq 10y ago
If it's not for public safety or something of that nature, I don't see why the government should really care.
Aside from public safety, there's a whole lot of reasons -- from measuring how efficient these services really are (in a rapidly changing transportation landscape) to ensuring truly open and fair competition among potential providers -- for which regulators (and the public generally) might have an interest in this data.
- snrplfth 10y agoYes, I suppose I can see how they might want that - I don't think it means that Uber is really obligated to give them anything though.