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Thats what Uber likes to pretend, but at the end of the day they are the ones charging my credit card.

• passivate 6y ago
  They don't hire the drivers, and pretty much anyone can join the platform, so I don't agree that its 'pretend'. However, I do think we can do more to make sure the disabled are taken care of. Maybe riders could mark themselves as needing assistance, and drivers could get paid a few more pennies per mile for taking care of them - at the end of the ride, when the passenger approves the 'bonus'.
  • mcguire 6y ago
    Uber checks the drivers' licenses of the drivers, no? Criminal background checks?