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Uber Introduces Mask Verification Selfies for Riders in India
This feature will request Uber riders, specifically those who have been called out for not wearing a mask in their previous trip, to take a selfie that shows them wearing a mask. This selfie will be mandatory for these riders, in order to book their next trip.
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Uber-Commissioned Study Pushes New Ways to Measure Driverless Safety
A typical driving test considers basic skills: Can you parallel park? Do you know to yield to pedestrians? No such government exam is required for cars driven by a computer.
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Uber Has A Panic Button In India, But Don't Expect It To Come To The US
Perhaps one of the most bizarre details emerging from the investigation into a bloody shooting spree allegedly carried out by Uber driver Jason Brian Dalton in Kalamazoo, Michigan, is that he may have picked up passengers just before - and in the middle of - his deadly rampage.
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Uber's New Safety Features in India Not Enough: Rape Survivor's Lawyer
New safety measures put in place by taxi service company Uber in India are "far cries" from the security provisions riders need, said a lawyer for the Indian woman, allegedly raped in New Delhi by a driver of the firm.
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In Wake of Uber Rape Case, Some Women's Safety Measures From Home Ministry
Home Minister Rajnath Singh, who has advised state governments to bar web-based taxi services, announced some new measures for the Capital for women's safety.
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Uber Introduces Mask Verification Selfies for Riders in India
This feature will request Uber riders, specifically those who have been called out for not wearing a mask in their previous trip, to take a selfie that shows them wearing a mask. This selfie will be mandatory for these riders, in order to book their next trip.
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Uber-Commissioned Study Pushes New Ways to Measure Driverless Safety
A typical driving test considers basic skills: Can you parallel park? Do you know to yield to pedestrians? No such government exam is required for cars driven by a computer.
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Uber Has A Panic Button In India, But Don't Expect It To Come To The US
Perhaps one of the most bizarre details emerging from the investigation into a bloody shooting spree allegedly carried out by Uber driver Jason Brian Dalton in Kalamazoo, Michigan, is that he may have picked up passengers just before - and in the middle of - his deadly rampage.
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Uber's New Safety Features in India Not Enough: Rape Survivor's Lawyer
New safety measures put in place by taxi service company Uber in India are "far cries" from the security provisions riders need, said a lawyer for the Indian woman, allegedly raped in New Delhi by a driver of the firm.
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In Wake of Uber Rape Case, Some Women's Safety Measures From Home Ministry
Home Minister Rajnath Singh, who has advised state governments to bar web-based taxi services, announced some new measures for the Capital for women's safety.
