Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : Tl;dr I'm 17 and uber TOS says that only 18 and older passengers can ride without an adult present. I was essentially stranded in a city I didn't know my way around with uber being my only means of getting home. Someone called me out on r/uber saying I'm scamming drivers because I was breaking TOS for being underage and riding alone. I disagree with the notion that I'm scamming drivers. Though I agree I broke TOS. AITA for this?

I'm a 17 year old girl. I just got off the train from Ottawa into Toronto. The train was about an hour late so it through my whole plan of schedule. I was planning on taking the public transit train home, but because of the time I had arrived that train was no longer running. 

I texted my mom and asked her to pick me up. She sad she couldn't because it had just gotten dark. She can't drive at night because all the lights just become one big blur so it's really unsafe for her.

I looked at my options. There was a train that would be way to expensive for the journey. And the other two options I wouldn't be able to get to in time because the station I was in was huge and I had no idea where anything was.

The only options left were Uber, Lyft or a taxi. A taxi would be way too expensive for us a d we had only planned to pay around 13 dollars for the train and buses home. Lyft would cost around 40 dollars to get home and uber was around 33. A bit more than I would have liked but better than the ~80 dollars it would cost for the taxi. So I downloaded the app used my mom's account and after a couple of cancelled trips and people claiming that I was in the car when I wasn't I got home. No trouble, no my phone was charged and I was ready to contact 911 if need be.

See I didn't think there was anything wrong with that until I went onto r/uber asking if it was normal for people to claim they picked you up when they didn't. Someone said that I was scamming the drivers because I was 17 and uber is an 18+ app. I'm turning 18 this year and I'm tall so I don't think the drivers would even have noticed that.

Apparently I broke TOS because of that though I honestly don't feel bad as long as the driver doesn't get in trouble or anything. This was an emergency, at least to my standards. I don't think uber drivers are babysitters that should have to handle people's kids but I didn't even talk to the guy besides a "hi" and "Thank you". Morally did I do anything wrong?

AITA?