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You can cancel mid ride?
Okay, but what about the fact that the first dude in the pickup hit a person on the interstate and then didn’t bother to pull over…? >

Which is SO stupid. They never would have caught a charge if they stopped. No jurisdiction is going to hold you responsible for running into a drunk on the interstate at night, not if you were within your lane. Even if you were speeding. As long as you STOP. >

Unless they were also drunk or otherwise breaking the law.
Most people who run from hit and runs do so because they're going to eat a worse charge if they stay.
In most jurisdictions if you are driving drunk or with drugs in your car, the objectively better thing to do for your own self benefit is to go home, sober up and/or get rid of whatever illegal shit was in your car and then turn yourself in the next day or just wait for them to figure out it was you. The long-term penalties and consequences for leaving the scene of a fatal accident tend to be less severe than being confirmed to be impaired during that accident. Our laws basically incentivize people not to stop >

A girl in my class in highschool got drunk, drove to a party, hit and killed an older woman, continued to the party where she got more drunk and bragged about it. She ended up getting 15 days after a couple guys turned her in.
She had no remorse. She would always get into arguments, even before the accident. After it though she would yell shit like "I did 15 days for the last one, I'll give up a couple weeks to make you number two." And laugh about it and how she "got away with it because the idiots thought she was sorry." >

She from Florida and have a mermaids name? Cause if not then I have 2 nickles. >

Ohio and has a car manufacturer's name. >

That bitch Honda really knows how to run her mouth eh? >

Studebaker is a mean drunk. >

God damnit, Suzuki acting wild... >

Lamborghini looking mean in that bikini! >

Stop blaming the rideshare driver 

According to Thornton police, a woman was in the rideshare vehicle with friends and became ill. The driver pulled over and the passengers, who'd chosen to end the ride, paid and got out.

Also shit headline for making it seem like its his fault >

The driver didn't let them off on the side of the highway. He pulled over so they could puke. They canceled the ride from outside the car and it's not his job to wrestle them back into his car for their safety. He never intended to leave them, he stopped to keep driving them. Canceling the ride shows they intended to not ride in his car to safety.
The friend and deceased victim hold the blame as well as who hit the victim. The driver is 100% innocent. >

Not to mention that without a sanctioned ride by the service, you are forfeiting any insurance coverage in the result of an accident. I’ve had people cancel, I instantly pull over and tell them to leave. I’ve had to get out of my car and almost pull a woman out before because she would not leave. That is criminal trespassing. 
I am not going to get in a wreck and get sued and not be hopefully covered by my insurance and the service’s.