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EDIT: Yeah this was a bit reactionary on my part. I get it, it's not over the $150. It tells a lot about Uber that they weren't willing to fork over $150 for a

EDIT: Yeah this was a bit reactionary on my part. I get it, it's not over the $150. It tells a lot about Uber that they weren't willing to fork over $150 for a permit.

aetherson 9y ago
It does say a lot about Uber, but clearly the $150 was not the issue. They didn't want to report disengagements.
jstanley 9y ago
It's more likely that they couldn't be bothered with the associated process than that they couldn't afford the $150.
Judgmentality 9y ago
It had nothing to do with the $150, but part of accepting the permit is taking legal responsibility to report disengagement from autonomous testing. Uber didn't want to share this information since it would make them look bad.
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creato 9y ago
It wasn't about the $150, it was about not sharing data about the status of their program. I'm not sure which is worse.
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