After months of shutdowns that have damaged the ride-hailing industry, Uber says it sees signs of revival.David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Commuters are the first people returning to Uber as businesses reopen, Andrew Macdonald, senior vice president of mobility and business operations, told NPR in an interview. "People are still adapting to what 'social' means," Macdonald said. In Australia,"instead of [on] Saturday night, going to a bar or restaurant, we're seeing a lot more people using it to go to a friend's house for dinner or for drinks."
If NPR didn't have a double standard they would have no standards at all.
Uber, fresh off of their series of “oh wait we hired him with that criminal record?” and “pay raises for our drivers? Yeah right” controversies, now dealing with a worldwide pandemic. Thoughts and Prayers for Uber.