Fatal Uber Crash Prompts Passenger-risk Warning

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2018-04-20 HKT 17:33

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  • Fatal Uber crash prompts passenger-risk warning

A lawmaker has issued a warning about passenger risks after a fatal accident that involved a Uber vehicle.

The 50-year-old Uber driver was killed in the four-vehicle pile-up that happened overnight on the Argyle Street flyover in Kowloon City.

Four other people, including an Uber passenger, were injured in the pile up that included a taxi.

In Legco, Ben Chan who is a member of the transport panel, urged the government to clarify how it is regulating Uber in the city.

The DAB lawmaker said the accident should serve as a warning to both the government and passengers on the risks and legality of the service. He also urged Uber to reveal the details of its third-party insurance coverage.

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