> Playing with the meter... Which you report to Weights & Measures if you suspect that since the meters are supposed to be certified and untampered with -- bac

> Playing with the meter... Which you report to Weights & Measures if you suspect that since the meters are supposed to be certified and untampered with -- back before uber defanged Weights & Measures (at least in Arizona so they would quit hunting their illegal livery vehicles) this was a serious offence. > ...intentionally taking a longer route Everyone has a smartphone and generally don't trust cab drivers so have their google maps open. The main difference is with a cab the only way they can charge you extra is to call the police and have them make you pay (or give you a ticket for "theft of service"), with uber they just tack on some extra charges and you have to fight them to get the money back. The police are going to ask a few questions and not make someone pay $150+ for a couple mile trip when they can look in the back seat and see there's no vomit.