Because passengers are feeling safe in the car, Uber is going to add 'Panic Button' to the app.
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Calling the 'Panic Button' from the app, the police will be informed of the location of the customer. The organization's website is being added as part of a number of changes to improve Uber's security process.
Tony West, the chief law officer of the app company, said, "We are adding a new emergency button to the app, which automatically reports the location of the vehicle to the 911 center."
British tabloid Mirror reports that if the customer feels secure, he will give the benefit to friends who want to give their position.
"We've added a feature so that passengers can share live travel information with up to five trustworthy people, so some people will have an eye on a ride," added West.
For now, the only new launcher in the US is the launch. It is not clear when it will be introduced in other countries.
Uber took initiative in the ongoing case of the legal process of the organization.
In September 2012, London rejected Uber's taxi license renewal application. During this time, Uber was asked to look into four issues. In this, the activities of the organization and the drivers of the criminal activities are asked to know past.
In the blog post, West again confirmed that they took initiative to improve these aspects.
"We have strengthened the verification of drivers by examining crime history and motor vehicles every year and we are investing in new technologies to let us know if a driver is involved in criminal activity.