Federal Juries Twice Find Uber Liable for Sexual Assaults by Drivers
Sourced from 4 publications
- •Two federal juries have ruled Uber liable for sexual assaults by drivers, with over 3,000 similar lawsuits still pending.
- •One case involved a driver who grabbed a passenger's inner thigh and asked to keep her, per the Winnipeg Free Press.
- •Tesla's new robotaxi service in Texas launched with a driverless Model Y video but crowdsourcing data showed very few cars available.
- •Bolt is legally challenging Kenyan regulations requiring licensing and compliance with fare and data rules.
Sources
Federal jury finds Uber liable for actions of driver who grabbed passenger's inn...
Winnipegfreepress
Bolt fights back against Kenya's crackdown on ride-hailing apps
Standardmedia
Second Jury Finds Uber Responsible for Sexual Assault by a Driver
New York Times
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The Verge
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