While you may be technically correct, where was my right to actually receive the thousands of taxis I've called over the years that never showed up in SF.
I was literally banned from all taxis in 2008 in SF as I would have to call four companies for a cab to my place in the presidio as they would never show up.
I wound up getting the numbers of various private black car drivers whom I could call upon at a moments notice to deliver me anywhere and they always showed up.
If these laws were designed to protect "consumers" I don't know what the fuck they are protecting!
I've used uber since they were born, and I've only ever had nothing short of a wonderful experience with them.
Whilst they may have certain business practices which people can complaint about - uber should be the text book example of how you disrupt an existing service.
I was literally banned from all taxis in 2008 in SF as I would have to call four companies for a cab to my place in the presidio as they would never show up.
I wound up getting the numbers of various private black car drivers whom I could call upon at a moments notice to deliver me anywhere and they always showed up.
If these laws were designed to protect "consumers" I don't know what the fuck they are protecting!
I've used uber since they were born, and I've only ever had nothing short of a wonderful experience with them.
Whilst they may have certain business practices which people can complaint about - uber should be the text book example of how you disrupt an existing service.