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Uber SA says it is aware of the concerns raised by a small group of drivers on the Uber platform who “rent to-own” vehicles from Moove, which describes itself as a vehicle solutions company.

The feature allows riders and drivers to record audio while on a trip and to share the audio with Uber for support purposes in case of a safety incident.

Amid several recent attacks, e-hailing drivers have identified “no-go areas” around East London, especially after dark.

Uber SA says the safety of both drivers on the platform and riders remains a priority.

Uber South Africa says it is taking the concerns of its drivers seriously and remains committed to resolving their pay dispute.

Uber SA says it is "engaging directly" in an effort to address grievances raised by drivers who embarked on a three-day strike and want government to regulate the country's e-hailing industry.

Group of human rights lawyers prepare class-action lawsuit against Uber SA Theyre petitioning the courts to have drivers recognised as employees, which will entitle them to compensation for overtime and holiday pay. FILE: Uber argues that it is just an app, a platform where the sellers of a service - in this case rides - can meet people who need the service. Picture: 123rf.com 39 days ago CAPE TOWN - A group...