The New York Times reports that Uber is facing mounting pressure over its sexual assault record, as lawmakers and regulators examine passenger safety and corporate accountability.
Uber announced the expansion of its Women Preferences feature as part of its ongoing response to passenger safety concerns.
Barron’s examines how Uber’s safety policies and initiatives are influencing investor confidence and market performance amid ongoing scrutiny.
Uber announced a Women Preferences feature aimed at rider comfort and safety, as the company continues to respond to ongoing scrutiny of its platform.
A New York Times video investigation examines Uber’s background check practices and raises concerns about how individuals with violent criminal histories were approved to drive.
Another New York Times investigation explores how limitations in Uber’s background check system may affect rider safety and factor into civil accountability claims.
The New York Times investigates reports of sexual assault involving Uber rides, highlighting passenger safety concerns and the challenges survivors face when seeking accountability.