On may 1 day, last week, four female passengers in the United States/kloc-0 claimed to have been sexually assaulted or harassed by Uber drivers and sent an open letter to the board of Uber. They stressed that their class action lawsuit should be allowed to continue in court. According to a survey published by CNN30 on the 30th, in the past four years, at least 103 drivers in the United States were accused of sexually abusing or abusing passengers. These drivers have been wanted, arrested or brought to court. Among them, 3/kloc-0 drivers have been convicted of rape, illegal detention and other crimes, and dozens of criminal and civil cases are under trial.

At present, there is no public data on the number of sexual assaults by Uber or other transportation companies. CNN collected police reports, federal court records and local court databases from 20 cities in the United States, and obtained the above figures. According to CNN, one example is the 54-year-old Uber driver Sanchez, who took a drunken female passenger from San Diego and raped her a block away from her residence. Afterwards, the police found videos of sexual abuse of women and girls from Sanchez's home computer, some of which were even filmed five years ago. Sanchez was finally sentenced to 80 years in prison.

Uber 20 10 was founded in San Francisco with the slogan "Everyone can be a private driver". Now it is the most valuable private startup company in the world, with a market value of 70 billion US dollars (about 443.3 billion yuan). It operates in 630 cities around the world and provides150,000 express delivery every day.

Uber's brand value is "safe home", but there are serious violations and no data related to drivers are provided. CNN told Uber a few months ago that they were writing this investigation report, but Uber didn't ask any senior officials to respond to it, and canceled the interview with its CEO Dara Khosrowshahi on CNN. Kosrosasi only responded by phone, saying that "combating sexual assault is our latest priority".