To tell the public what it spends on insurance—an amount largely effected by what it calls legal system abuse—Uber has started to provide information on customers’ receipts.
“To give you a sense of how bad the problem has gotten in certain places, our worst market—L.A. County—48% of the average rider fare goes toward insurance,” said Adam Blinick, senior director of public policy and communications for Uber.
“That doesn’t make any sense in the reasonable universe we operate in,” he said during a panel discussion during the American Property Casualty Insurance Association’s