Uber Drivers Arrested By Undercover Cops In Hong Kong

The Stack reports that local police have raided Uber's Hong Kong office, "after several officers posed as Uber customers and arrested drivers on Tuesday morning in an attempt to put an end to illegal taxi services. Five drivers who had offered their services across the taxi-hailing app were arrested on suspicion of illegally carrying passengers and driving without third-party insurance. The men are being held for further investigation." Are local police quite this concerned in your city with car-sharing dispatch services?

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Re:Can we quit pretending that it's car "sharing"?

[ArmoredDragon]

They aren't breaking the law in my city.