UBER,LYFT WILL NOW SHARE DATA ON DRIVERS BANNED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT

  • 13/03/2021

Ride-hailing platforms Uber and Lyft have announced to share data on drivers banned for sexual or physical assaults.Both the companies have launched the Industry Sharing Safety Programme , a first-of-its-kind effort to share information about the drivers and delivery people deactivated from each company’s platform. Lyft and Uber will share information about driver deactivations related to the five most critical safety issues within the National Sexual Violence Resource Center’s (NSVRC) sexual misconduct and sexual violence taxonomy, along with physical assault fatalities.The information sharing will be administered by HireRight, an industry-leading workforce solutions provider that will collect and manage the data from individual companies and match and share information.

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