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What can Lyft and Uber Drivers do to Defend Themselves
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The stabbing death of a pregnant Lyft driver in Tempe on Jan. 27, followed by an attack Wednesday on an Uber driver in the West Valley, has renewed questions about driver safety and the companies' differing policies on whether drivers can carry any type of weapon. Lyft has a strict "no weapons" policy. Uber allows drivers to carry non-lethal weapons but regulates how they can be used. |
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| Don't patronize them. Do as they wish and spend your money elsewhere. |
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