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Looks like the "Regulate Uber everywhere" trend is confirmed. Edit: I did not mean this as a bad thing, but as something that's normal and welcomed.


Banning companies which subvert or break laws or regulations to gain competitive edge over those who follow laws and regulations is not and should not be controversial.


More like: "Uber should follow the same laws as other companies that want to operate in Europe".

I hope they do, since I consider the system far superior to traditional cabs, and would probably still use it if they had higher fares.


I don't see how classifying Uber as a minicab firm amounts to banning it?


"Banning" -> "Regulating"




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