Uber Is Building a Rides Option for Children Aged 10 to 12

Uber working on offering ‘tween’ rides option for kids 10 to 12

Uber Technologies Inc. is working on offering rides to kids between the ages of 10 and 12, marking a possible expansion into its youngest demographic yet.

Uber is building a rides option for children aged 10 to 12

Code in the latest Uber iOS app refers to adding a tween aged 10 to 12 to an Uber Family profile, with a trusted adult contact and the option to require a grown-up at pickup. Uber says it is not a live product and that its only teen offering remains 13 to 17. Uber is […] This story continues at The Next Web

Bolt, Uber, Yango drivers caught in fake licence probe – DVLA

By Ashiadey Dotse The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) says 75% of the driving licences it checked among ride-hailing drivers in Ghana were fake, raising concerns about passenger safety and the enforcement of licensing rules in the sector. The Chief Executive Officer of the DVLA, Julius Neequaye Kotey, disclosed this on Atinka TV on Tuesday, August 11, 2026. According to Mr Kotey, checks conducted through the DVLA’s ride-hailing mon…

75% of ride-hailing drivers operate with fake licences – DVLA

75 per cent of driving licences used by drivers operating on ride-hailing platforms in Ghana have been found to be fake, that's according to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA).

DVLA flags 75% of Bolt, Uber and Yango drivers over fake licences

The DVLA has disclosed that 75% of licences checked among ride-hailing drivers in Ghana were fake, affecting drivers on Bolt, Uber, Yango, and others.