No one can deny the recent influence that ride sharing apps
are having on the world of transportation. While services like Uber were
originally branded controversial as they allegedly threatened the livelihood of
city taxi drivers, these mobile app services remain, for most people, a standard budget conscious alternative form of transportation.
In the wake of a fatal shooting by an Uber driver in
Kalamazoo, officials are considering increased vetting processes to reduce the
chance of this reoccurring. But Uber claims that the shooter had passed a
background check and had no prior criminal record, although the man violated the
company's "no firearm" policy. When it comes to reducing the possibility
for criminal acts and personal
injury, we are naturally inclined to support Uber's policy against
handguns, but the verdict's still out on how we can prevent more of these awful
shootings from happening. It's a well-known fact that the United States has
more armed civilians than most countries, but many experts disagree on how we
can continue to reduce the rates of injuries and even deaths associated with
guns.
Of course, as a team of personal
injury attorneys, we stand by supporting our clients when needed. If you or
someone close to you is injured, or require the services of a highly
experienced vehicle accident lawyer,
we are available to help.
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