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Old March 7th 18, 11:46 AM posted to uk.transport.london
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Default Woking to Heathrow

On 07/03/2018 12:28, Basil Jet wrote:
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No, it isn't. There are countless places where one wrong turn can put
you on a motorway and add 10 or 20 miles to a journey.


Do Uber's terms and conditions leave the customer liable for the costs
of such a mistake (assuming the customer did not give the driver
instructions directions which caused it)? I'd have expected it to be
negligence by the driver - on the basis that any reasonably competent
driver of a PHV would either know a reasonable route or take steps
(SatNav, map, phone a friend, or whatever) to find one.
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