Uber and Lyft have launched non-emergency medical transport arms, aiming to take on the industry that gives rides to Medicaid recipients. Experts worry rideshare drivers aren’t prepared for those rides.

>"Uber is rolling out several improvements designed to make airports trips less chaotic. The company is allowing advanced booking and _...Read More_

"Uber and Lyft were ordered to classify drivers as employees by the California Court of Appeals, but the ruling won’t go into effect until after the election. The state’s voters are voting on Prop 22 to allow the companies to keep treating _...Read More_

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i guess this is the tactic uber is using to dehumanize the ride experience in order to ease into driverless cars. disgusting