New York AG warns New Yorkers of price gouging during stormy weather
News 12 reporter Shakti Denis shared that her commute, which normally costs around $45 on Uber, was priced at $132.90.
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Attorney General Letitia James is warning New Yorkers to watch out for price gouging, saying it is unacceptable during the time of crisis where many residents are in a state of emergency and dealing with flooding, road closures and other damages.
News 12 reporter Shakti Denis shared that her commute, which normally costs around $45 on Uber, was priced at $132.90. Another viewer shared a photo of their ride from Manhattan to Brooklyn costing around $139.
