Uber is more vulnerable than ever after its fatal self-driving car crash — but it could end up saving the company

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By Mark MatousekMar 24, 2018, 12:47 am408 ptsTrending
A fatal accident involving a self-driving vehicle was inevitable, but Uber is not currently in a position to handle one. Last weekend's fatal, self-driving car crash could make cities less likely to trust the company and undermine Uber's claim that it's a platform rather than a transportation service. But it…

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