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Seems Uber being blocked out of various states and countries is becoming a regular occurence. Given the massive amounts of capital that Uber have taken, they're
by DigitalSea 11y ago
Seems Uber being blocked out of various states and countries is becoming a regular occurence. Given the massive amounts of capital that Uber have taken, they're in a tricky spot. They're not this little San Francisco tech startup anymore, they're a real and quite big business operating in a heap of countries and different US states. What will Uber do going forward? They need to change the tide, perhaps even start lobbying to get bills approved to legalise their ride sharing service (similar to how taxi lobbyists are doing the opposite). Even here in Australia there is a big anti-Uber campaign going on as well.