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None of these people would be making a dime without the protections the ride share gig groups enjoy over traditional licensing, rules, taxes, requirements that actual local cab companies have to hold themselves to.And with all those rules, taxes and requirements they forgot about improving the service for consumers or making it less expensive.
See the article I link to above. IF they are independent then they should be able to set the price themselves else it is Price fixing.
No, it isn't. Uber and Lyft are merely broadcasting the fact that passenger A is looking to go from here to there. If you choose to accept this opportunity, here is what it pays.
This is akin to a trucking company that uses independent contractor drivers. The company publishes available routes and the price that will be paid for the route. Independent contractor drivers are free to pick and choose the load they want to carry. The trucking company sets the rates for the loads, but, that fact does not make the independent contractor drivers employees of the trucking company.
Im not going to debate Law with you. Read the article, I'm not making the claim, the author / other lawyers are.
That's a wise choice on your part because you are wrong.
I can't be wrong I have no opinion here, I am simply sharing knowledge (with links) to where I found said knowledge/opinions.
So you can argue the opinions and articles I shared are wrong, fine that's your opinion / right.
Thank you for sharing false information.
Thank you for providing evidence or supporting opinions that this is false information.. oh wait you didn't
LOL! Just because you don't understand it doesn't mean it isn't there! But, hey, keep posting false information, if that's what trips your trigger.
Huh, did you post a link about price fixing, I guess I missed that. Not sure how its false information, it seemed to be
Here, I'll help you http://file:/...gation%20problem.pdf
Of course heres a law firm trying to build a case against uber and lyft drivers for price fixing.
https://klaprothlaw.com/...n-airport-customers/
And just in case you missed it the original article, that lays out the pro's and con's of the case, and the previous rulings and how they would impact a case if one were to be made (and avoid arbitration somehow)
https://jalopnik.com/...troy-uber-1834790506
Oh and thanks for your condescending, arrogant, lack of explanation posts, reminds me why I have you blocked, and have enjoyed this site so much more since doing so.
Just Triing
Triathlete since 9:56:39 AM EST Aug 20, 2006.
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