Rachna Shah
Sep 24, 2017

Uber Losing its London License

Among other issues, Uber has repeatedly failed to report criminal offenses in London. This has led to Transport for London (TFL) to not renew Uber's license for reasons of "public safety and security." Many have responded with outrage, with concerns about employment and affordable transport. The petition to keep Uber in London has been the fastest growing petition in the UK this year, says the UK director at change.org.


Who do you support - TFL or Uber? Neither? Why?


Source: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-41369617

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