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Uber Unveils 24x7 Safety Helpline in India, for 'Urgent, Non-Emergency Issues'
This new Uber feature is in addition to the in-app SOS button already available in the safety toolkit.
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Uber Wants to Resume Self-Driving Car Tests on Public Roads
Uber has been testing self-driving cars in manual mode on public streets.
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Uber Wants To Resume Self-Driving Tests in Pennsylvania
Uber said it now has real-time third party monitoring of back-up safety drivers, sets limits on the time drivers can work per day and has improved training.In July, Pennsylvania's Department of Transportation said it was issuing new guidelines asking companies to submit details about testing, and that it expected companies would comply.
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Uber And NASA To Work On Flying Car Concept
Uber believes that urban air transportation has the potential to alleviate transportation congestion on the ground and a network of small, electric aircraft that take off and land vertically.
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On Women's Safety In App-Based Cabs, Court asks for Centre's Inputs
The issue of women's safety in app-based cabs has been taken up by the Supreme Court, which asked the Centre today for suggestions on the matter. The court asked if it was possible to have a regulatory mechanism to check sexual harassment in app-based taxies like Uber and Ola and public transport. The case will be heard next on December 7.
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Government Orders Installation of GPS in all Cabs Plying in Delhi
In order to ensure women safety, Delhi government has ordered all taxi operators to install GPS in their vehicles, failing which fitness certificate will not be issued to them.
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Rider Safety: The Real Achilles Heel for Uber and Lyft?
As with airlines, if passenger safety becomes an ongoing issue rather than isolated incidents, the firms could face long-term consequences.
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California District Attorneys Sue Uber Over Safety Issues
Uber, embroiled in charges one of its drivers in India raped a passenger, is now facing a lawsuit over safety issues in its home state of California.
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We Will Work With Government to Establish Background Checks: Uber CEO
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has issued a formal statement about the rape of a woman allegedly by one of the firm's taxi drivers
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Seoul Plans to Flag Down Uber Taxi App
South Korea's capital Seoul said on Monday it planned to ban the smartphone car-hailing service Uber, saying it raised passenger safety issues and threatened the livelihood of licensed taxi drivers.
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Uber Unveils 24x7 Safety Helpline in India, for 'Urgent, Non-Emergency Issues'
This new Uber feature is in addition to the in-app SOS button already available in the safety toolkit.
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Uber Wants to Resume Self-Driving Car Tests on Public Roads
Uber has been testing self-driving cars in manual mode on public streets.
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Uber Wants To Resume Self-Driving Tests in Pennsylvania
Uber said it now has real-time third party monitoring of back-up safety drivers, sets limits on the time drivers can work per day and has improved training.In July, Pennsylvania's Department of Transportation said it was issuing new guidelines asking companies to submit details about testing, and that it expected companies would comply.
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Uber And NASA To Work On Flying Car Concept
Uber believes that urban air transportation has the potential to alleviate transportation congestion on the ground and a network of small, electric aircraft that take off and land vertically.
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On Women's Safety In App-Based Cabs, Court asks for Centre's Inputs
The issue of women's safety in app-based cabs has been taken up by the Supreme Court, which asked the Centre today for suggestions on the matter. The court asked if it was possible to have a regulatory mechanism to check sexual harassment in app-based taxies like Uber and Ola and public transport. The case will be heard next on December 7.
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Government Orders Installation of GPS in all Cabs Plying in Delhi
In order to ensure women safety, Delhi government has ordered all taxi operators to install GPS in their vehicles, failing which fitness certificate will not be issued to them.
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Rider Safety: The Real Achilles Heel for Uber and Lyft?
As with airlines, if passenger safety becomes an ongoing issue rather than isolated incidents, the firms could face long-term consequences.
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California District Attorneys Sue Uber Over Safety Issues
Uber, embroiled in charges one of its drivers in India raped a passenger, is now facing a lawsuit over safety issues in its home state of California.
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We Will Work With Government to Establish Background Checks: Uber CEO
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has issued a formal statement about the rape of a woman allegedly by one of the firm's taxi drivers
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Seoul Plans to Flag Down Uber Taxi App
South Korea's capital Seoul said on Monday it planned to ban the smartphone car-hailing service Uber, saying it raised passenger safety issues and threatened the livelihood of licensed taxi drivers.
