You pull up to a curb when suddenly your car doors are tugged open and two strangers slide liquidly in. “Are you my Uber?” one finally asks.
It’s been happening—a lot.
“OH MY GOD YOU’RE NOT!” said one mistaken young woman, according to a tweet.
Unlike taxis, Uber vehicles are unmarked, which can make finding your driver difficult on a crowded street after a night on the town.
According to VALLEYWAG, drunken riders hop in and out of cars outside of bars until they happen to land in the one that matches their app. Though this could make for some hilarity, drivers and passengers are finding themselves in potentially very unsafe situations.
No big surprise there: ‘Ridesharing’ is all about potentially unsafe situations.
It’s been happening—a lot.
“OH MY GOD YOU’RE NOT!” said one mistaken young woman, according to a tweet.
Unlike taxis, Uber vehicles are unmarked, which can make finding your driver difficult on a crowded street after a night on the town.
According to VALLEYWAG, drunken riders hop in and out of cars outside of bars until they happen to land in the one that matches their app. Though this could make for some hilarity, drivers and passengers are finding themselves in potentially very unsafe situations.
No big surprise there: ‘Ridesharing’ is all about potentially unsafe situations.