But would an individual's choice to not use Uber actually help anyone? Or is it just a knee-jerk over-reaction? If my choice to not use Uber wouldn't actually h

But would an individual's choice to not use Uber actually help anyone? Or is it just a knee-jerk over-reaction? If my choice to not use Uber wouldn't actually help anyone, and it would limit me quite a bit (I'm visually impaired and can't drive), then the correct moral choice (at least according to utilitarianism) would be for me to keep using Uber but go out of my way to be nice to the drivers.