Uber will warn its drivers if they’re speeding
The company has also taken the opportunity to burnish its safety credentials, which are often questioned because of, you know, stuff. Uber believes that its rise has seen a sharp decline in instances of driving drunk after a night on the tiles. The firm pulled data from Atlanta’s police department, implying a correlation between the upswing in Uber rides and drop in DUI arrests. Of course, the company chose to strip the labeling from the graph and admitted that they’ve been plotted against separate y-axes before being combined. Which means that the evidence could have been exaggerated to suit the cause, although it seems common sense that if taking a cab home gets exponentially easier, people would wise up.
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