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To: mykroar

You can’t legally do it since the transportation of people for money one must have a valid Texas Chauffeur License. Along with that your automotive liability insurance will go straight through the roof.

If you plan to Uber be prepared to go to jail, pay a huge fine and lose everything you had in life like your job, house, automobiles and any money in the bank when you are sued by a rider if you have even the most minor accident. I’m sure their slimy lawyers can figure a way to do it.


106 posted on 07/12/2015 9:28:11 AM PDT by DH (Once the tainted finger of government touches anything the rot begins)
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To: DH

I am surprised they do it in New York without too much trouble, but would face severe penalties in Texas.


116 posted on 07/12/2015 3:28:34 PM PDT by SgtHooper (Anyone who remembers the 60's, wasn't there!)
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