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A consumer advocacy group claims a U.S. House committee quietly approved a late‑night amendment that would significantly limit Uber’s liability for accidents caused by its drivers. The group argues this would reduce accountability for crashes and put passengers at risk, saying Uber is trying to weaken legal responsibility as it expands its business.
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A consumer advocacy group claims a U.S. House committee quietly approved a late‑night amendment that would significantly limit Uber’s liability for accidents caused by its drivers. The group argues this would reduce accountability for crashes and put passengers at risk, saying Uber is trying to weaken legal responsibility as it expands its business.
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