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Uber is illegal in multiple US cities as well, but that hasn't stopped them operating anywhere that I've heard.


Uber or UberPop? From what i understand, those are 2 different things.


I haven't heard of UberPop in the US: a quick google says it sounds like a more open version of UberX, so it would also be illegal: the sticking point is drivers without a professional license/commercial insurance taking money from people for rides. In the US the version of Uber that uses professional drivers is technically called Uber Black: in my experience when people say "Uber" they mean UberX (because it's cheaper and so more popular).




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