[TheAlpineOracle]

If Uber goes away it will because of a radical shift in technology in the transit industry, none of this other BS that the people who have hated Uber from the beginning keep throwing at the wall to see what sticks. Will there be a radical shift in the next ten years, probably, but if Uber fails it's because they didn't adjust like Blockbuster, not because they are associated with Trump, have some internal bad PR/HR problems, or whatever pro-union, anti-competition, socialists, can get their hands on to try and smear them.

As someone who travels a lot for work, I continually see Uber getting bigger and bigger and becoming more ingrained in society, especially in the US. You might as well call the ride share industry Uber, because the two are mostly synominist which each other is. Casinos, malls, airports, resorts, tourists attractions all incorporating ride share into their infrastructure more and more by the day.

For a company that supposedly pays below minimum wage, treats drivers like ####, etc. , they sure do have a lot of them. I've taken Uber quite a few times here in a Calgary lately and have asked the drivers what they think about it, and have yet to get a negative answer yet.

Seems that Uber has basically fixed the insurance issue in most towns, so it's on to the next step to try and discredit them.