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Council Member Narcisse advocates for improved communication with ride-hailing companies
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Council Member Mercedes Narcisse discusses the communication challenges with ride-hailing companies and expresses her support for better access and direct communication for both drivers and users.
- Narcisse highlights the lack of direct communication and physical offices for ride-hailing companies
- She emphasizes the importance of being able to speak with a person for follow-ups, rather than relying solely on online communication
- Narcisse expresses her appreciation for drivers, mentioning her father's experience as a driver in New York City
Mercedes Narcisse
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I got you.
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I fully understood.
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Another problem that we you just mentioned, which I'm with you with that because I take Uber.
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I'm a Uber user.
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Mhmm.
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And it's it's just, like, not having a office, not having direct communication.
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Mhmm.
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And if the driver decided to do something.
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I I understand there's bad apple out there, but sometimes the driver take things for granted.
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So I'm in agreement.
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I would like to have better access.
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So because if you're using If you're a person that using the company, you should be able to talk to someone and have a communication.
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Because when you do it online, it's not the same thing as a person you can actually follow-up.
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So thank you for your service.
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Thank you for answering my question, and thank you, everyone.
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And Yeah.
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Disclaimer.
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My father was a driver in New York City for many, many years.
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And black car, yellow car, and all.
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So thank you for your service all that keeping New York City moving.
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Appreciate you.
Selvena N. Brooks-Powers
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
