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If you need some extra income and have a bit of free time on your hands, you may consider becoming a Rideshare or Lyft driver. These companies provide a flexible way for many people to make money in their own vehicles, but becoming a Rideshare or Lyft driver can pose some significant

Ridesharing may seem like a safe and reliable way to get around, but these apps can come with significant risks to many passengers, especially young women. Many former passengers have reported instances of sexual assault, physical violence, and intimidation while using apps such as Rideshare or Lyft. However, there are some women-friendly

Rideshare apps such as Rideshare and Lyft dispatch vehicles who can get you from point A to point B in an affordable, accessible manner. However, using these apps comes with its own set of risks. In March 2019, University of South Carolina student Sami Josephson was kidnapped and murdered by a man

Ridesharing apps, such as Rideshare and Lyft, are very popular modes of transportation in San Diego and throughout the United States. However, these apps carry serious risks for some riders, particularly women. The government of New Jersey is fighting against these dangers with the passage of Sami’s Law. Sami Josephson’s Story In