Uber has steamrolled local municipalities all around the country, but Seattle has recently decided its drivers aren’t a standard feature that comes with a car, like air conditioning or cup holders. Massachusetts can too.
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Uber has steamrolled local municipalities all around the country, but Seattle has recently decided its drivers aren’t a standard feature that comes with a car, like air conditioning or cup holders. Massachusetts can too.
