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I’ve always heard the opposite, that real taxis are significantly more dangerous. Ubers are sent directly to you, and everyone’s identity has been verified. C
by andrewxdiamond 5y ago
I’ve always heard the opposite, that real taxis are significantly more dangerous.
Ubers are sent directly to you, and everyone’s identity has been verified.
Compare that to flagging down a random taxi, where you have no idea who the person is before you get in the car.
- asdff 5y agoHow is the taxi driver's identity also not verified? Are you assuming there could be a random person who isn't employed by a taxi company masquerading as a valid cab? Since you would need a genuine looking physical cab to pull this one off, that seems a lot less realistic than simply pulling up to a bar in any car, telling a drunk girl you are her uber, and driving off before she thinks to check the picture on the app, which is something that does actually happen.