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But is it really "scheduling" a ride if the target time is "right now"? It sounds to me like what they cared about was the distinction between "now" and "plan
by tbrownaw 2y ago
But is it really "scheduling" a ride if the target time is "right now"?
It sounds to me like what they cared about was the distinction between "now" and "plan for later", and the way this was actually implemented in the laws turned out to be based on inaccurate assumptions.
- Manuel_D 2y ago> But is it really "scheduling" a ride if the target time is "right now"? The ride is usually at least a few minutes from the present time. And again, the medallions are only required to respond to people hailing on the street. This is why cities trying to obstruct Uber had to pass new laws, not just enforce existing ones.