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Never heard of a taxi driver with a gun scscholar Feb 2016 #1
I never carried a gun when I was driving taxi FrodosPet Feb 2016 #4
Cause they all wave them around when they have them Egnever Feb 2016 #7
Über accepts zero responsibility and protects no one. They facilitate unregulated gypsy cabs NightWatcher Feb 2016 #2
Apparently regulation for workers and customers is losing ground even on a liberal board kcr Feb 2016 #36
“Remember we’re doing 3 million rides a day. How do you prioritize that feedback and how do you Brickbat Feb 2016 #3
This is the first I've heard about a phone call setting him off. surrealAmerican Feb 2016 #5
Either a failed relationship or financial set back. Always the same shit. bettyellen Feb 2016 #11
Telefon AngryAmish Feb 2016 #15
He went to an apartment building looking for someone named Mazie, then shot a woman 3 times gollygee Feb 2016 #37
I've never taken an Uber, and I surely won't now. kcr Feb 2016 #6
Love em. Use them all the time. TampaAnimusVortex Feb 2016 #13
Good for you n/t kcr Feb 2016 #14
Given that the people using the service were not the actual ones shot... ScreamingMeemie Feb 2016 #16
Good for the uber users who weren't shot, then? kcr Feb 2016 #18
No. Life is dangerous then. No matter who you choose to drive you around. ScreamingMeemie Feb 2016 #19
Okay. Carry on with your life of getting into cars with strangers. Have fun n/t kcr Feb 2016 #20
Okay! ScreamingMeemie Feb 2016 #23
20 years ago, a mass murderer went back to his job driving a taxi afterwards JPZenger Feb 2016 #8
sounds like he kept his 2 jobs separate... lame54 Feb 2016 #10
Except that taxi companies must do criminal background checks gratuitous Feb 2016 #12
Yep. Uber is just an app for hitch-hiking. kcr Feb 2016 #17
Love his excuse... lame54 Feb 2016 #9
Because Im sure taxis have never driver driven erratically before Travis_0004 Feb 2016 #32
I think we also need to focus on the fact that the Kalamzoo police were alerted. ScreamingMeemie Feb 2016 #21
if that is true it is the much bigger issue JI7 Feb 2016 #24
It is true... ScreamingMeemie Feb 2016 #25
Some have thought so for more than a quarter century -- Nuclear Unicorn Feb 2016 #35
can't erratic driving be violent ? it's a safety issue at least JI7 Feb 2016 #22
i don't see how it makes a difference Enrique Feb 2016 #26
They should have called the cops on him and given the license number flamingdem Feb 2016 #28
How come the passenger didnt call the police Travis_0004 Feb 2016 #33
Like I said, he didn't have the license number, he had the phone number of the driver though flamingdem Feb 2016 #34
It shows their lack of attention to safety kcr Feb 2016 #29
Uber doesn't give any kind of phone number, so they save money but cannot flamingdem Feb 2016 #27
Does Uber even have an urgent response type of plan in place? MerryBlooms Feb 2016 #30
A passenger's girlfriend DID dial 911, and the call was not ScreamingMeemie Feb 2016 #31
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