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> In the case of Uber I would simply start with highlighting the number of drivers who now have criminal records as a result of doing nothing more than driving
by DenisM 7y ago
> In the case of Uber I would simply start with highlighting the number of drivers who now have criminal records as a result of doing nothing more than driving for Uber
Do you have a link? I found nothing of the kind on google.
- throwaway_law 7y agoHere is a news article that maybe mentions a few arrests back in 2015 in Pensacola, FL. https://www.newsherald.com/article/20150309/Business/303099954 https://www.newsherald.com/article/20150309/Business/3030999... However, there are additional facts not included that are pretty egregious, including Uber being aware of the law and local law enforcement's position (I think they previously operated there and stopped), then in anticipation of spring break Uber recruited drivers from outside the county (including monetary payments for drivers to do this), they never disclosed the status of the law to the drivers, and within a day the first driver was arrested.