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At least Victoria and NSW treat ubers exactly like private cars in terms of child restraints. "Cannot carry safely" is valid defence for whatever discriminatio
by jojobas 23d ago
At least Victoria and NSW treat ubers exactly like private cars in terms of child restraints.
"Cannot carry safely" is valid defence for whatever discrimination suit I believe.
Then again, plenty of Uber drivers carry a booster seat, I wonder why Uber doesn't just have a checkbox for that.
- protocolture 23d agoYeah but in QLD: https://www.qld.gov.au/transport/safety/rules/children/exemptions https://www.qld.gov.au/transport/safety/rules/children/exemp... "Child restraints are not required on buses, trains or personalised transport services such as taxi, limousine and ride-booking services. A bus is a motor vehicle that can carry 13 or more people (including the driver)." Have not spotted a booster seat, or been offered one in an uber in like 3 years with the kiddo. "Cannot Safely Carry" be hard to justify when the legal definition permits them to just sit in a normal seat with a normal belt.