Uber/Lyft in 2019 |
didn't the Uber x Earnest Ice Cream shit show happen 2 years ago? why's it still gonna take another year before it's in place? |
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Still a ways to go before any of the vehicles will be on the road... |
Will also take the people who want to drive for ride share a decent amount of time and cost. https://www.icbc.com/FAQ/Pages/Drive...x?QAQuery=uber Highlights: To declare how you plan to use the vehicle so the insurance can be properly assigned a specific taxi or limousine rate class. (IE: Business class) At a minimum a Class 4 (restricted). This is a commercial driver’s licence, which allows you to drive up to 10 persons including the driver. Licence plates specially designated for taxis and limousines. You will also need: A licence approved by BC’s Passenger Transportation Board (PTB). Find out more on PTB requirements. A National Safety Code Safety Certificate. Semi-annual commercial vehicle inspections. |
NDP stalling as long as possible. By the time we have ride sharing..it'll be water down beaurceatic garbage. |
was down in portland over the weekend..the ease of getting an uber is ridiculous, never wait more than 2 mins and was outside of town at 3am and still only waited 5 mins |
Locally I've used the Chinese Uber a bunch of times, so easy! My one experience with Uber in Honolulu was fantastic as well. Thinking back to all my taxi experiences in this City it's been a mix bag of poor to ok, never amazing. |
I use UberLyft a lot in other cities. It is great, except for the drivers. 85% of the time, the driver is new to the country and is scary as hell to drive with. But they usually have a newer car with good airbags. Strap in! Lol |
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Until I see an uber on the street. This is just stall tactics by the government to please the taxi cartel. Why do we need 2019 (still not confirmed) to implement it when you can learn from every god dayum city in the world that's accepting of it. In the meantime lets have drunks risking the drive home. People not bothering to go out because of the hassle or taxi drivers not showing up to scheduled medical appointments and the list goes on... |
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this is not something like legalizing mj that takes a substantial amount of vetting/consulting they are simply dragging their feet...you dont need ANOTHER 12 months to set everything up |
"Level playing field" is just some PR words from these cab companies. Additional criminal record check for what? To add unnecessary cost? Uber does its own check which comply with local laws and even rerun its check on current drivers periodically. "Significant changes for insurance packages" is another PR words for "we're gonna flood you with unnecessary costs so it'll become so expensive that you'd never get Uber". If it does work out though, would love to see these cab companies improve their services and prices, or go bankrupted like they should. |
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Hmm I wonder if by 'leveling the field' would be putting a cap on the number of Uber drivers....like 1 Uber driver to 5 cab drivers... I hope not... |
Good old over government NDP taking a proven around the world free market peer to peer lightweight sharing economy platform that literally everyone who doesnt drive a taxi wants, and weigh it down with heavy bureaucracy so thick it likely wont even float when it launches. |
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https://www.uber.com/en-CA/blog/vanc...eam-vancouver/ |
The NDP puts forth legislation for ride sharing. https://globalnews.ca/news/4675160/b...g-legislation/ |
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