Case Study: Ride-Sacrifice

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Hi James,

Thank you for reaching out to Uber. We appreciate the opportunity to address your concern.

We apologize for being unable to inform you that ride-sharing is not allowed in other municipalities. James, we hope

that you were able to resolve the issues on court. Uber understands that you have to sacrifice your day job to be able to settle the trouble on court. Don't worry. We are willing to help you.

Many jurisdictions are not aware on how to manage innovative new services like Uber. For this reason, we are actively

working with the appropraite regulatory bodies to provide clarity for our riders and partners. Be at ease, we stand

behind you 100% and will never run into trouble as a result of using our application. We will reimburse,

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