Driver in China for ride-hailing app Didi Chuxing allegedly runs over passenger repeatedly and kills him during pickup dispute


The case has reignited concerns over how accountable the company is for its driver’s and whether it vets them fully. In 2018 the company faced a major backlash after two separate incidents in which drivers raped and killed passengers. — SCMP

A ride-hailing driver in China has allegedly killed a passenger after repeatedly running them over with his car during a pickup dispute.

News of the horrific killing has sparked renewed scrutiny of ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing’s accountability for its driver’s conduct.

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