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Rideshare Safety Under Fire | Auckland News
Rideshare safety is under fire as over 460 complaints—ranging from sexual assault to overcharging—pile up between January 2024 and mid-2026, with most blaming the companies. Industry reps argue these are just the tip of the iceberg, pushing for mandatory vehicle cameras and stricter oversight to rebuild trust. Meanwhile, New Zealand’s transport agency defends current rules, noting they take complaints seriously amid millions of rides annually. Uber insists safety is top priority, offering 24/7 reporting and driver suspensions for serious claims, while also eyeing mandatory cameras. Listen in…
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