Rideshare apps are a convenient way to get around town, especially when traveling at night, leaving a bar after drinking, or just trying to avoid parking hassles. However, using a rideshare app means getting into a stranger’s car, which is never completely risk-free. Often, dangerous situations such as speeding or reckless driving put you at risk of injury in a car crash. In more serious cases, rideshare passengers have been physically attacked, sexually harassed, or assaulted.
When traveling in rideshare vehicles, it’s important to prioritize your own safety at all times. Certain steps can help you ensure your safety and avoid injury and other serious health and safety risks.
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Gabriel Spencer focuses on personal safety, consumer protection, and public awareness topics. He works with the team at Cordisco & Saile to help create educational resources that inform individuals about their rights and provide practical guidance on staying safe in everyday situations, including rideshare use and personal security.
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