Please bring Uber to Birmingham. We need an option for cabs and the cabs around town are never visible and not convenient enough so there are more drunk drivers. This would really bring that number down I believe.
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Mary ONeill
11 years ago
We need options.
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Richard britt
11 years ago
It is not our local governments place to deny business. Let the market decide. Not the insurance lobbyists or taxi companies.
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Collin V
11 years ago
Numerous studies have shown a significant decrease in traffic related accidents and DUIs for cities that utilize Uber. Make our roads safer and let's move Birmingham forward with the likes of many cities in our country.
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J Chris Cochran
11 years ago
Now. Please.
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Benjamin Riley
11 years ago
Let's keeping moving Birmingham forward.
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Corey Windsor
11 years ago
Please stop holding the city back.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
every large metro city needs Uber
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Phil Christian
11 years ago
Give in to their demands. Lift the strict cab regulations. We deserve uber and lyft.
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Troy Piper
11 years ago
The city council is being asinine by not allowing Uber and Lyft. It's because Kim Rafferty and her minions are all in the pockets of "big taxi." Serious bullshit.
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Matt Hasty
11 years ago
The fight against Uber is a fight against free markets.
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Charlie Smith
11 years ago
Birmingham needs uber.
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Chris Kitchens
11 years ago
Birmingham needs Uber!
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Chris Kitchens
11 years ago
Birmingham needs Uber!
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Houston Harrison
11 years ago
Government should not be restricting market entry by business.
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Aaron Watkins
11 years ago
We want Uber! We want Lyft! We want ride shares!
You're hurting the future of our hometown!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Uber is awesome. Used it in several cities. Have never had bad service. Can't say that about regular cab companies. Love that Uber app!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I would love to see them in Bham. What a great service. And such a nice thing to have a choice in addition to taxi service etc
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Tandi Smith
11 years ago
I love Uber. I use it whenever I travel. I have lived it Birmingham my whole life. I have taken a taxi here once. If uber came to Birmingham, I would definitely use it more often.
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Ashley Overton
11 years ago
Banning services like Uber and Lyft stunts innovation and growth in the city of Birmingham. Is that really what our leaders want? I certainly hope not.
Please bring Uber to Birmingham. We need an option for cabs and the cabs around town are never visible and not convenient enough so there are more drunk drivers. This would really bring that number down I believe.
We need options.
It is not our local governments place to deny business. Let the market decide. Not the insurance lobbyists or taxi companies.
Numerous studies have shown a significant decrease in traffic related accidents and DUIs for cities that utilize Uber. Make our roads safer and let's move Birmingham forward with the likes of many cities in our country.
Now. Please.
Let's keeping moving Birmingham forward.
Please stop holding the city back.
every large metro city needs Uber
Give in to their demands. Lift the strict cab regulations. We deserve uber and lyft.
The city council is being asinine by not allowing Uber and Lyft. It's because Kim Rafferty and her minions are all in the pockets of "big taxi." Serious bullshit.
The fight against Uber is a fight against free markets.
Birmingham needs uber.
Birmingham needs Uber!
Birmingham needs Uber!
Government should not be restricting market entry by business.
We want Uber! We want Lyft! We want ride shares! You're hurting the future of our hometown!
Uber is awesome. Used it in several cities. Have never had bad service. Can't say that about regular cab companies. Love that Uber app!
I would love to see them in Bham. What a great service. And such a nice thing to have a choice in addition to taxi service etc
I love Uber. I use it whenever I travel. I have lived it Birmingham my whole life. I have taken a taxi here once. If uber came to Birmingham, I would definitely use it more often.
Banning services like Uber and Lyft stunts innovation and growth in the city of Birmingham. Is that really what our leaders want? I certainly hope not.