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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If they have never Uber'd have them do it this summer.[/quote] Seriously? Do your kids live in the DC area? I can’t believe they haven’t taken an Uber or don’t have an Uber account. How do they get home from parties in high school? [/quote] No way my teenage daughters get in strangers cars alone.. Friends parents all seem to feel the same way. We pick up. [/quote] WOW. I don’t know any parents that don’t allow Uber in high school. [/quote] According to Uber official rules, passengers must be 18... To have an Uber account and be able to request rides, a rider has to be at least 18 years of age. Anyone under that age must be accompanied by an adult 18 years of age or older on all rides. As a driver, you should decline the ride request if you believe the person requesting the ride is under 18.[/quote] People like you are so tired. It's nice that they have this rule. But it's not what happens. My DD has been put in Ubers alone since she was 13. I track her ride. I meet her outside when she arrives. When I'm ordering the car I tell her the license plate. Never a problem. [/quote] I never get the "I track her ride" theory. If the car stops unexpectedly what could you really do...terrible things happen in minutes. [/quote]
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