Matt Davies for July 07, 2015
July 06, 2015
July 09, 2015
Transcript:
A taxi takes a winding road through regulation, medallion, licensing, and fees to reach a customer. Uber doesn't take the road and will get there first.
I remember a time we used to hitchhike everywhere. Mostly, it was safe. At times, not so much. I was one of the lucky ones; my most scary times were when the driver grabbed my package, and the woman who had the speedo pegged at 120 in her Duster and did not say one word for over a hundred miles. Riders who use Uber should use much caution. If I was a serial killer, I would be tempted to advertise my ride.