Dear Scott Emerson, Subject: Uber cab These are the details of an Uber Cab who pulled into the taxi rank in Baildon Street Kangaroo Point on Sunday morning at 01.59 am. A young woman who was inebriated got in thinking it was a regular cab, her friends got her out and put her in my taxi. When I confronted the driver and informed him that he was operating illegally and I was reporting him to Transport Department, he sped off. This turned out to be a three drop fare amounting to $54.00. Are Uber drivers stealing my business therefore my money? If so why are they not charged with theft? Uber is offering information sessions at the Toowong Bowls Club. Is this Civil Disobedience in contradiction to The Governments Cease and Desist Order? Why are they not shut down for promoting an illegal service? Zoombie walk Promo. Is this legal to promote a business that is Illegal? How many taxis operate in Brisbane? 3000 Taxi x 2 drivers = 6,000 drivers 6,000 drivers have 10 friends each = 60,000 people who could have an effect which way people vote come election time. Each taxi has between 15-30 contacts per day with people. 3000 x 20 average = 6,000 contacts per day with people who vote. You have a regulated taxi Industry controlled by the Government of the State of Queensland, not some multi national based in cyber space answerable to whom. Uber one company, Taxi industry many families. I would like these question answered please. Kind Regards Robert Cooke PS Spare me the spin doctor and political weasel words in your reply.
Posted on: Mon, 06 Oct 2014 08:23:46 +0000
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