Uber driver takes TfL to court over ‘pain‘ caused by licence renewal delay
What to know about Uber driver takes TfL to court over ‘pain‘ caused by licence renewal delay
An Uber driver who got into thousands of pounds of debt and feared losing his home due to delays in Transport for London renewing his licence to pick up passengers is taking on the organisation in the high court in the first challenge of its kind.
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What happened
An Uber driver who got into thousands of pounds of debt and feared losing his home due to delays in Transport for London renewing his licence to pick up passengers is taking on the organisation in the high court in the first challenge of its kind.
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