2 Women Sue Uber Alleging Drivers Sexually Assaulted Them
Two women are suing Uber, alleging that inadequate driver background checks and monitoring left them and thousands of others vulnerable to sexual assault.
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Two women are suing Uber, alleging that inadequate driver background checks and monitoring left them and thousands of others vulnerable to sexual assault.
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Lyft did not give a specific date for when it would come to Toronto, but noted it would be there in time for the holidays.
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