The Rodney Dangerfield of the sharing economy, Uber can't get no respect. The latest place to love it about as much as an infection, Japan, ordered Uber to stop a ride-sharing pilot program in
southern Fukuoka city. The San Francisco-based company was told by Japan's transport ministry to kill Everyone’s Uber, a program that allows users in Fukuoka to share rides, as soon as possible
because it violates the nation’s road transportation law.
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