chicago49
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Posts by chicago49
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Nationwide 24 hour Uber/Lyft Driver's Strike May 8
So who's in?https://drivers-united.org/strikeGotta admit it's pretty shrewd to do this on the day of Uber's IPO. Let em … -
“What Have We Done?”: Silicon Valley Engineers Fear They've Created a Monster
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/08/silicon-valley-engineers-fear-they-created-a-monster “There’s something you need to know,” she said in a low voice, “and I don’t want you to forget … -
Uber and Lyft Pulling out of Honolulu?
A friend of mine in Hawaii told me that Honolulu city council just voted to impose a cap on surge … -
Time for Uber to give up on the self-driving car
Sounds like their program was utterly failing, and that's before they struck and killed a pedestrian... Waymo, formerly the self-driving … -
Are rideshare companies doing enough to ensure the safety of child riders?
This is kind of an eye-opening read. Drivers for popular rideshare providers Uber and Lyft don’t believe the companies are …
Yes. This is about killing gypsy cabs. They are a problem for all of us, and they are a safety issue for riders. There was just another thread about some poor woman who got picked up by a fake uber driver and was found dead later.
He's missing the "Bat out of hell Ride". Drive like a maniac and see how long it takes to get pulled over.
I mean, you kinda have to wonder if the salsa move was worth it. Let's face it the customer is probably not even going to notice. And now you have a heckuva cleanup job to do.
Other apps I have used can access my account without requiring me to enter my Uber password. They take me to the Uber app, where I can authorize the app's to access my account. Uber has API's for doing this. You should be using those instead.
I tried it. The first thing this app does is ask you for your uber and lyft login and passwords. If you don't give up your passwords, you can't use the app.
Talk about a red flag. I don't give away my passwords. Why do you need them? And why should I trust you to keep them safe?
What they say is about right. around $100/month. It's fine. Pax like it. A little extra cash is welcome.
So sorry to hear it. Hard to find anyone these days who hasn't been affected.
Little things like stamp the snow/slush of your shoes and boots before you get in. Even with all weather mats things get super messy after a night of work.
This is serious stuff... Forget contacting Uber, take down the plate # and car description (make/model/color), and then call the police before someone gets killed.
I think there are better places to put your money. So no, I won't be. If I wanted to gamble on the hopes of a big post-IPO boost maybe I would, but that would be real gambling.
it is a very short trip. Drivers don't like short trips. But, they don't know the destination until they accept the ride. as someone else said, be sure to leave a good tip, and all will be well.
"My Uber driver went out for a pack of cigarettes and never came home"
This wasn't an Uber driver. The headline is a lie.. OP needs to fix this it is really misleading.
This is literally the quote I posted above. Why is this comment featured.
The real scam is people posting about scams that don't happen.
Just so ya know. It already took off. Scooters are here to stay!
Getting cars off the street? reducing traffic?? Sign me up!!
Nope. Not worth it. If I give someone my number and tell them to call me when they need a ride, then I am stuck with them when they call. I just go through uber app, that way I can turn it off when I want.
"the Brazilian likes discounts and the possibility of winning prizes"
LOL, actually, I think that's just everyone :)
yeah the thing is... even if Uber and Lyft pull out of NYC, the tightwad passengers are going to remain