Videos tagged with Rideshare

This video explores a new rideshare company in Chicago that is reportedly allowing or promoting armed drivers. The title suggests an "Uber-like" service, raising questions about safety, legality, and the potential implications of armed personnel in a public service role. The content likely delves into the company's policies, public reaction, and the broader debate surrounding firearms in everyday services.

This video recounts a harrowing true story of a Lyft driver, Scott Javoroski, who was carjacked while picking up a fare. Scott, a martial artist and USCCA member, used his training and a concealed firearm to defend himself without loss of life. He discusses the encounter with his attorney, Amy Scholz, and Concealed Carry Magazine Executive Editor Kevin Michalowski, detailing his actions, thought process, the legal implications of self-defense in Wisconsin (Castle Doctrine), and the importance of preparedness, training, and consulting legal counsel after such an event. The video also touches on gun concealment methods and the USCCA's role in his preparedness.

This video is an in-depth review of the VANTRUE N2 dual-cam dash cam, specifically highlighting its suitability for rideshare drivers. The description and title indicate a focus on a product review for a specific application, with the content creator being Guns & Gadgets Media. While the creator's channel name might suggest firearm content, this particular video's subject matter is automotive electronics and safety, not firearms.