Cyber Security Safety for Taxi Firms
A recent cyber attack at Uber reveals that keeping technology safe and secure is as important as taxi drivers getting passengers to their destination safely.
Following the data breach last month, in a bid to reassure staff, drivers and customers that its systems and data are secure, Uber has released details of the hack and how the firm reacted to stop the breach and improve security.
Hackers spread misery among taxi drivers
Taxi drivers and taxi companies are turning to technology more to offer a smoother ride for passengers looking to book a cab.
Booking and payment apps make it easy to connect passengers to the nearest public hire or private hire taxi available to complete the journey.
Who’s to blame when automated cars crash?
As technology improves and automated cars and self-driving cars are eventually allowed on Britain’s roads, lawyers don’t think drivers should be blamed when things go wrong.
Laws have been drawn up to allow driver-assistance technology to be used in limited ways initially on British roads, such as hands-free driving in vehicles with lane-keeping technology on congested motorways, up to 37mph.