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11th April 2016
06:33pm BST

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In an interview with Tech Crunch's Kristen Hall-Geisler, Pelletz said: "Women are across the world the ones being harassed and assaulted by male drivers. In my eight months as an Uber driver, I didn’t hear any negative feedback from men."
According to Fortune, 4,000 women across the country applied to drive with the company in just three days.
To add to the cause of female empowerment, 2% of every fare is donated to female-focused charities.
The app launches April 19th and it is not known if there are any plans to expand it to other areas.Explore more on these topics: