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the Division of Standards is claiming that until the National Institute of Standards and Technology has guidelines in place for GPS location technology Is not
by ktizo 14y ago
the Division of Standards is claiming that until the National Institute of Standards and Technology has guidelines in place for GPS location technology
Is not as though GPS is some brand new thing that they have never heard of before. This whole tone of this makes me think of Central Services from the movie 'Brazil'. Uber should ask the Division of Standards for a 27b/6, just to keep things official.
- tptacek 14y agoThat's not what they're saying. They're saying that under MA law, a cab driver couldn't replace their meter with the "equivalent" GPS system, and so neither can Uber.
- schraeds 14y agoI know that in Chicago Uber does not replace the meter. The meter is run and used to calculate fare, Uber then pays that fare with a 20% tip.