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The injunction is against Uber B.V., the netherland company that "services" Germany. It forbids Uber B.V. to use the "Uber" and the "UberPop" app to provide dr
by pgeorgi 12y ago
The injunction is against Uber B.V., the netherland company that "services" Germany.
It forbids Uber B.V. to use the "Uber" and the "UberPop" app to provide drivers to customers unless drivers have a license or the total revenue made is less than the driver's operating costs (ie. it's non-commercial ride sharing)
- viraptor 12y agoThat's even more interesting if it's not a German company. I was wondering if Germany could request the records and fine them for all rides after the ban rather than just the one they're caught doing. But if the company is not under their control it may be quite hard. I'll be following this with interest... can't guess what's going to happen now.
- Xylakant 12y ago> That's even more interesting if it's not a German company. It's all europe now, so that should only delay the inevitable. Still, I'm a curious as you are what's Ubers next move. I don't believe they're stupid enough to just ignore the ruling.