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The regulations are not there to protect consumers. They are there to protect the existing cab companies from competition. It is instructive to note that it is
by dpatru 14y ago
The regulations are not there to protect consumers. They are there to protect the existing cab companies from competition. It is instructive to note that it is not the consumers who are suing Uber, it is the cab companies.
- intended 14y agoYes, it very likely that the regulations have worked great so far and that the customers have gotten used to its benefits and accept the status quo as a given natural state of nature. Its very unlikely that customers will complain if a law isn't framed and they are enjoying a benefit. Customers will complain later though, once something goes wrong.