Uber on Scooter

[IvyGodivy]

Was just thinking "Uber on Scooter" which can be an enjoyable thing to do depending on the client. But I Google it to see if they already came up with it but from what I can tell not exactly what I had in mind.

[Cube]

Fun idea, but the liability aspect of it would likely make it a non starter. You'd probably have to provide protective gear in all sizes. Also, people not knowing how to be a passenger on a bike is a bit scary.

[Oyabun]

This business exists all over Asia.
Where people only use a small jet helmet as protection on scooters it is not a big issue to have a cap at hand.
A it oversized scoot, but I've also seen Gold wings doing motorcycle taxi services in Paris, France.

[Cube]

I guess that isn't too surprising if I think about it, but I was thinking about the litigation happy environment here in the states. You'd probably have to bubble wrap the passenger to get insurance.

[JustPassinThru]

Was just thinking "Uber on Scooter" which can be an enjoyable thing to do depending on the client. But I Google it to see if they already came up with it but from what I can tell not exactly what I had in mind.

I'm driving with Uber Eats while waiting for my pension eligibility (laid off a couple years' shy). In some regions they allow scooters or even bicycles for delivery. Not in mine - I asked.

It might be hard to fake, because periodically, at random, they ask for a face and vehicle verification - a selfie, sent directly to their computer to see if the contours match your profile pic. I might get away with using the PCX for deliveries, for a time - but when they get me flagged, it's termination.

[Spaguar]

in Thailand, 2-wheel taxis are as normal as 3 or 4-wheelers.

[kramnala58]

in Thailand, 2-wheel taxis are as normal as 3 or 4-wheelers.

As well as Uber motorcycle. It came out about a year before I moved back to the US from there.