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Broken neck suffered in illegal ‘Uber’ ride

Summary by tribune242.com
A CRASH that left a Grand Bahama preschool teacher with a broken neck and torn eyelids has thrown fresh light on what officials have described as a dangerous regulatory vacuum around ride-sharing services operating in The Bahamas, some falsely claiming to be “Uber” drivers.
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Broken neck suffered in illegal ‘Uber’ ride

A CRASH that left a Grand Bahama preschool teacher with a broken neck and torn eyelids has thrown fresh light on what officials have described as a dangerous regulatory vacuum around ride-sharing services operating in The Bahamas, some falsely claiming to be “Uber” drivers.

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tribune242.com broke the news in on Thursday, February 5, 2026.
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