> The New Delhi rape case could have just as easily happened to Lyft.
No, not necessarily.
The key here is that each company is ultimately the responsible party for vetting the drivers that come to you.
Uber touts a rigorous background checking process but, as we've seen, time and time again, their background checking has been horrible/not actually existent.
No, not necessarily.
The key here is that each company is ultimately the responsible party for vetting the drivers that come to you.
Uber touts a rigorous background checking process but, as we've seen, time and time again, their background checking has been horrible/not actually existent.