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A driver who ran several stoplights at speeds of about 100 mph is criminally responsible for an Uber crash that killed three people.…
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The ridesharing giant has not issued a comprehensive safety report since 2019. After a close examination of this report, it’s easy to see…
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Since Lyft, Uber, and other ridesharing companies have decimated the taxi industry in Los Angeles, the city’s Transportation Department recently unveiled plans to…
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Rising vaccination rates have triggered a demand surge for ridesharing services. Since many drivers left the Uber and Lyft platforms in 2020, these…
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You probably never thought you’d see these items together in a blog title. But stay with us on this one. During 2020, many…
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Taxi drivers, bus drivers, and other such commercial operators are subject to strict licensing requirements over and above noncommercial requirements. But Uber, Lyft,…
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Sometimes, ridesharing companies also make the headlines for reasons they would like to forget. As these companies have gotten busier, the cost of…
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Court documents state that, just before he collided with another vehicle, a rideshare operator was behaving so erratically that his passengers feared for…
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Currently, Uber drivers record over a billion rides per year. Many of these drivers are overly-dependent on GPS navigation aids. Although these gadgets…
Continue Reading Since their inception, Uber and Lyft have argued that their drivers are independent contractors rather than employees. The companies maintain that they merely…
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