UBER’S NEW RideCheck feature reaches out to the passenger and driver when the GPS and other sensors detect that something might be wrong, such as an auto accident. / COURTESY UBER TECHNOLOGIES INC.
PROVIDENCE – About a year in the making, Uber Technologies Inc. announced that it has rolled out its RideCheck feature, which presents tools that riders or drivers may need if it senses something has gone wrong. Using GPS and sensors in drivers’ smartphones, RideCheck detects if the ride has gone off course or has been…
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