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The company aims to provide armed protection for average rideshare customers. Imagine getting into a vehicle with a complete stranger who you know is packing a loaded weapon, and then telling him your home address.

Against the war on coal. and the epa pushed strictest ever tailpipe admission standard requiring new vehicles be battery powered by 2032. four democrats crossing party lines to shut down regulation over concern for small trucking businesses. president biden vowed to veto the resolution. a new ride sharing app called black wolf allows customers to hire drivers skilled at protecting them, some armed with guns. the app is a success in atlanta, it launched with 80s,000 downloading the app in the fir...

A new Atlanta-based ride-sharing app, Black Wolf, allows riders to opt for armed drivers for an extra peace of mind while traveling to and from destinations

A rideshare app allowing drivers to carry guns launched in Atlanta, Georgia last week. The people behind the app say it’s meant to combat the rising

The surge in violent crime nationwide has inspired a former bodyguard to launch a ride-sharing app that features armed drivers — with plans for a Big Apple…

It's no secret that New York City is being ravaged by violent crime. Now, a former bodyguard is looking to profit off it by launching a ridesharing app

If  you’re a regular reader here at Bearing Arms, you’ve seen or heard me talk about Uber and Lyft’s driver (and passenger) disarmament policies that force contracted drivers to go u...

The Irrawaddy’s latest roundup includes incidents in Sagaing, Mandalay, Magwe and Tanintharyi regions and Mon State.

A New York transplant has launched a ride sharing app in Atlanta that features armed drivers -- with plans for a Big Apple launch within four months.

The base price for an armed driver is $60.