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> unsafe and uninsured What are your citations for those bold claims? The first one is subjective, and the second one seems objectively false: http://blog.uber
by raldi 12y ago
> unsafe and uninsured
What are your citations for those bold claims? The first one is subjective, and the second one seems objectively false: http://blog.uber.com/ridesharinginsurance http://blog.uber.com/ridesharinginsurance
- icebraining 12y agoThat's for UberX in the US, the discussion is about UberPOP in Spain.
- raldi 12y agoOkay, do you have any citation for the claim that UberPOP in Spain is unsafe or uninsured? This link seems to say that neither of those fears is true for Brussels: http://blog.uber.com/uberpopfactsbxl http://blog.uber.com/uberpopfactsbxl ... I can't find a similar post for Spain, but then, I'm not the one who bears the burden of proof.
- icebraining 12y agoI'm not either, pron is. I just pointed out that the link didn't apply.
- pron 12y agoThey changed their coverage only recently after being pressured by the public and the government to do so: http://time.com/25397/uber-lyft-sidecar-insurance/ http://time.com/25397/uber-lyft-sidecar-insurance/ (and regulations will soon force them to do so). I'm not sure what the situation in Europe is, but the Uber's wording suggests that only actual rides are insured.