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Rideshare Drivers on Notice over Offensive Behaviour

More than 25% of women reported harassment by rideshare drivers, prompting NSW to mandate training and clear guidelines for managing complaints and driver conduct.

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Many women are reporting unwanted conversation, being asked personal and sexual questions and staring by the driver in rideshare vehicles and taxis.

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Rideshare drivers on notice over offensive behaviour

Many women are reporting unwanted conversation, being asked personal and sexual questions and staring by the driver in rideshare vehicles and taxis.

·City of Perth, Australia
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One in four women cop driver misbehaviour in rideshares and taxis

While a quarter of women experienced inappropriate behaviour when travelling alone in rideshares and taxis, only six in 10 reported the incidents, a survey found.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Saturday, March 21, 2026.
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