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Originally Posted by I-Like-To-Bike
For a more detailed description about the conditions for the NYC food delivery business and the plight of the riders who work for the app companies see this article at:
Revolt of the Delivery Riders
Note that almost all the delivery riders use electric bicycles. The article tells why.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgmC-OWnk_M

You realize you're illustrating the point you were making fun of in the other thread, right? These delivery guys are generally working for one of the ride share model services, which are set up in a manner so that the employer has no responsibility to or for their employees because they don't call them employees. These practices are not safe for anyone doing the job and are dangerous to other pedestrians and cyclists. When the accidents inevitably occur, neither the delivery service or the food vendor will be liable to anyone.

Remember the Domino's Pizza 30 minutes or free guarantee? They had to do away with it because people who were getting run over by their speeding drivers kept suing. Detaching the delivery from the store is a legal way to have dangerous policies without having to pay the real costs.
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