Establishing an advisory council is only a baby step towards real, meaningful reform. Lyft & other rideshare companies must take the threat of sexual assault/violence seriously & act swiftly to ensure the safety of riders. reuters.com/article/us-lyf…
Lyft/Uber are keeping survivors & the public in the dark about sexual harassment training materials, complaint review procedures, & information on banned drivers. No more window-dressing. It’s time for substantive change.
If Lyft & others continue to drag their feet & shirk their promise to ‘not tolerate harassment or violence’ on their platforms, they must come before Congress to explain this brazenly careless attitude towards passengers & drivers who have been assaulted.
