They’re becoming more commonplace in the US,and I can’t wait to hail my first driverless cab.
Mam was driving a Ford Ranger when it and an Uber carrying a mother and her four-year-old daughter collided in Brisbane last month.
Taxis,I used to love you,but I’ve had it. I deserve better. I’m using a ride-sharing service from now on.
Uber will offer an electric-only option in Australia,locking hybrids out of its green ride option,as it targets full electrification by 2040.
Surely it is better that the Treasurer makes decisions based on rigorous analysis by a qualified public service rather than setting policy on the advice or wants of interest groups? Why can’t there be a sensible debate about negative gearing before the media insists on statements ruling “in” or “out” a policy before the analysis is even completed?
As a customer,your foe is not one or the other,it’s anti-competitive behaviour that results in monopoly power.
I cannot feel sorry for Chirayu Shah and his poor,hard-done-by sons. He and others like him who are rich enough to put their spare cash into investment properties have been enjoying massive tax concessions for years.
Sydney’s cab industry is crying poor over rivals Uber being given kerbside pick-up space at the airport.
Uber’s new rank and hail zone prompted a one-day strike by Sydney’s cab drivers. Now,NSW’s taxi boss warns the scheme will cost drivers a 20 per cent loss in fares.
I’ve been to a place where ride-share services are banned and,let me tell you,it’s not pretty.
Food delivery app data shows NSW residents want sauvignon blanc,lemonade and cola delivered to their door,while Victorians want red wine and VB.