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Originally Posted by kunkstyle
Pretty much. It's not if the driver's insurance denies him, because they will. But let's say Uber finds a loophole and nothing's covered. Let's now say that you've sustained an injury that requires months of physio, or you to be off work, or both, or you can't go back to working at your same job due to your injury. There's no-one to cover your lost wages or medical costs. You can sue the driver, but that's usually akin to getting blood from a stone, and if you get anything, it'll be much too late.
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I figured as much. I assume it would likely be difficult with the Taxi companies as well, but at least I know they have coverage and there's something there for my lawyers to go after.
So I'm curious, those who are so adamant about Uber and excited to use it, why are you OK with accepting the risk involved as a passenger? Just to be able to stick it to the "Taxi Cartel"?