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Lyft safety report: More than 4,100 sexual assault claims filed over 3-year span

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LOS ANGELES - Lyft says it received more than 4,100 reports of sexual assault over a period of three years, according to a company safety report published on Oct.

22. The San Francisco-based ride-sharing app released its first-ever "Community Safety Report" Thursday which detailed 4,158 reports of sexual assault that occurred during rides from 2017 through 2019. "Put simply, even one of these incidents is too many.

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