Uber may have found a way to stem the sentence with which the Court of Milan outlawed UberPop, the private car transport service that so infuriated Italian taxi drivers. A way to continue to operate without risking incurring new sanctions.
The project would be to "change clothes", transporting food instead of people. Not a simple idea, given that by 2016 the new service could arrive in both Rome and Milan. It will be called UberEATS and it is not an absolute novelty. In Los Angeles, Uber drivers have been making home deliveries for two years and have set up a turnover in several zeros.
In the world, 18 cities have experimented with the "food delivery" service, while in Europe UberEATS is only available in Paris and London.
