Should female Uber passengers have the option to request a female driver to avoid assault or harassment?

@daddybloke My argument there would be that statistically you’re more likely to be targeted by someone of your own race. But when it comes to sexual abuse (outside of prison) women are definitely targeted more by men than other women. And usually if it is woman on woman sexual assault/harassment it’s by someone who they know personally like a family member, teacher, or coach. But the chances of it being a random female driver are comparatively low. Not saying that it can’t or doesn’t happen. It’s just generally less likely.