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Yes, but I think the posters concern was the opposite. Uber can establish arbitrary rules for banning, way larger than rules for public transportation. What h
by BoiledCabbage 10y ago
Yes, but I think the posters concern was the opposite.
Uber can establish arbitrary rules for banning, way larger than rules for public transportation. What happens when a private entity decides to ban you from riding public transportation? And you have no car?