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No it doesn't. Uber reducing prices means that less drivers will be available, making it harder to get a ride.
by benchaney 10y ago
No it doesn't. Uber reducing prices means that less drivers will be available, making it harder to get a ride.
- Larrikin 10y agoThere's supposed to be zero drivers available during a strike
- benchaney 10y agoThere is no "supposed to". A strike is just people expressing there opinion through action. It is admirable, but there is no guarantee of success or support just because you a striking.
- baddox 10y agoZero taxi drivers, if it was a strike organized by taxi companies or taxi unions. The presence of Uber drivers, or bus drivers, or train engineers, etc. does not contradict or minimize a taxi strike. And a taxi strike does not obligate or even sugges that all other employees in the human transportation industry should strike. And lastly, Uber choosing to not strike does not imply that Uber or Uber drivers do not support the taxi strike or the cause of protesters.
- dingaling 10y agoZero union drivers. No-one outside their club needs to comply.