101 fatalities as a result of Uber-related car accidents.

20 fatalities as a result of physical assaults.

91% of the victims of rape were riders and 7% of the victims were drivers.

3,824 reports of the five “most severe categories” of sexual assault, from “non-consensual kissing of a non-sexual body part” to “non-consensual sexual penetration”.The report is available in full on Uber’s website the following are some high-level numbers from CNN:

Lyft, unlike Uber, has not made public any commitment to release future reports on the topic. Lyft, meanwhile, released its first ever safety report in October 2021, disclosing that it received 4,158 reports of sexual assault on its platform from 2017 to 2019. … in response to a 2018 CNN investigation into drivers on the platform accused of sexual assault or abuse by passengers since 2014, based on publicly available data including police reports.įollowing Uber’s first report, the California Public Utilities Commission fined Uber $59 million for failing to turn over additional data on sexual assaults and harassment incidents on its platform. Per CNN, both Uber and Lyft began publishing safety report data:

The report is, in part, a continuation of their 2019 safety review, which Uber puts together using data and methods from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Although the rideshare company noted its rate of sexual assaults had dropped since its last report, the rate of fatal accidents had increased. In June, Uber released its (delayed due to the pandemic) 2020 safety report.

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