An increasing number of rideshare sexual assaults in recent years is forcing many female Uber and Lyft drivers to fend for themselves. According to the most recently released data Uber had 3,000 sexual assault claims in 2018, and 42% of those reporting were drivers. Then in 2019, Lyft reported more than 1,800 sexual assault claims. Despite Uber and Lyft’s efforts to improve safety, their main focus has been on passenger safety leaving many female drivers feeling unsupported and unprotected. Journalist Anna Betts of The Verge joins Dan to discuss.