What parents need to know about ridesharing for kids l ABC News

Rideshare services designed for kids have launched across the country as major rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft don’t allow solo passengers younger than 18.

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41 thoughts on “What parents need to know about ridesharing for kids l ABC News

  1. I just could never! So you just want me to awkwardly walk into a car with a random stranger?! Isn't this something we're taught not to do in school?!

  2. School bus driver kidnapped 3 girls for 10 years raped and tortured them almost every day. Remember that? I se if it’s a well known neighbor soccer mom maybe. Parents be carful.

  3. Uber & Lyft should stop allowing 3rd party rides. Their platforms are closed systems. Anyone riding with either should be registered under someone's account; let Uber & Lyft verify identity, including age.

  4. Transposition of unaccompanied minors is against the terms of service for both Uber and Lyft. Shame on any parent or adult caregiver who'd book a ride for any child in their care.

  5. Very stupid idea! It’s just teaching kids to get in the car with and or trust strangers. Kids are too vulnerable, just the other day I went to a water park with my family and this little girl was following me around because I let her go ahead of me in line. Mind you I’m a 30 year old man and never seen this child in my life. I finally had to tell her to get lost but in a nice way. A child’s trust is earned too easily, this will lead to kidnaps etc. not sure whose bright idea this was🤔

  6. If I were a parent, I would NOT let my kids get into some strangers car. No way. What if the stranger, despite the vigorous background checks, decides out of the blue to kidnap the kid? It can happen. I say carpool with fellow parents or parents you know. It will make it a HECK of a lot better.

  7. So we are letting our kids ride with strangers. Now we are detaching parents from kids. Parents are having other's taking their kids to soccer or school or other events.

    I understand we have to have jobs, but the 10 minutes it takes for at least 1 parent to take their child, or wait with their child for a bus.

    Even if my parents were busy they would ask a neighbor or we would ask to ride with friends. This world is dark

  8. Wow…thats crazyyyy…parwnts need to careful…fuck that im staying old school n driving my own kids. If not we walking…but not allow dem to get in cars alone

  9. If you let your kids get into a strangers car you deserve what you get. Ridesharing hasnt even been safe for adults. Tf. This is started by some child predators

  10. This is really stupid a kid as young as 3 can get into a car by themselves with a stranger really..the parent or parents must be on damn drugs to think that’s ok and safe it’s not. Everybody thought Uber and lyft were safe now look at it. No thank you! My kid will be with me to go places, I’m about to be 28 and I always known that kids go places with the parent or parents not with people they don’t know. I’ll pass on that

  11. I travelled on a plane at just under 1yr old on a balkan a.w plane to uk on my own. It was a bit of a pain going through passport control cos the desk was too high.

  12. this seems like a bad idea, kids are so vulnerable, instead of being in a car with a stranger that could kidnap them, why not just use the school bus?

  13. My son is a very young looking 17 year old and he used Lyft for over a week while he was interning in Albuquerque. He said not one driver asked him how old he was.

  14. Dude honestly it's your child…make time to take your child and be involved where there going, what if they get killed in the car of the stranger from a crash and the parent was too busy to take them and ensure they are safe

  15. Nope .. Not doing this with my kid.. That is still a stranger though even if it's prebooked driver.. I'd rather ask a family friend or relative to drop my kid.. Much safer especially in today's America

  16. For those divorced parents that have to do the walk of shame with their children after they had a one night stand😂
    This app is obviously for lazy bad parents that neglect their children.

  17. ride share drivers can be sued if something happens to a child they dropped off. It's like a school district or my employer. There is a legal responsibility that many are not familiar with.

  18. I had parents who loved me and told me to never take rides from strangers. I guess today's parents don't remember Mary Vincent. Lawrence Bernard "Larry" Singleton (July 28, 1927 – December 28, 2001) was an American criminal known for perpetrating an infamous rape and mutilation of an adolescent hitch-hiker, Mary Vincent. On September 29, 1978, Singleton picked up 15-year-old Mary Vincent of Las Vegas while she was hitchhiking in Berkeley, California, raped her, and then severed both her forearms with a hatchet and threw her off of Interstate 5 in Del Puerto Canyon, California, leaving her naked and near death. She managed to pull herself back up the cliff and alert a passing couple, who took her to a hospital. By the time of Singleton's arrest, Vincent wore prosthetic arms He brutally raped Vincent and cut off her arms and left her to die in a ditch off the Interstate 5 in Del Puerto Canyon, California. Vincent managed to crawl up to safety and later acted as a key witness against the rapist.

    Released from prison on good behavior from his 14-year, 8 month sentence, he went on to murder Roxanne Hayes. On February 19, 1997, Singleton stabbed Hayes in his new home. The police found the nude rapist covered in blood as he stood over the mutilated body of Roxanne Hays. The victim was a mother of three from Tampa, Florida.

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