Passengers do not understand they do not have the right to hail for a service if the vehicle has not accepted the contract terms as part of their business model.
Naturally it is important for business owners to take slave models to the Hague for rights abuses.
If advertisements across vehicles can display Scott Cam call uber that would be wonderful for human rights.
Obviously other driver businesses models operate in different markets which is their right and customers that take advantage of such services clearly are rewarded.
Clearly where uber and other platforms are breaching contract terms regrding supposed business relationships they also should be brought before the Hague.
One can only congratulate drivers for using their initiative and rewarding customers deservedly so.
One cannot expect a customer to walk into Coles or Aldi and expect the shelves to move around as the customers desire on request.
If you do not like the service use another substitute. If you think you have value, suppliers will adjust.
Not every customer is in the position of a feudal overlord looking to repress the masses through rent entrapment schemes of the left.
