The death of two passengers in three months has put China’s biggest ride-hailing service under increasing scrutiny. But people aren’t impressed by what it’s doing to improve safety.
Yesterday, Didi
announced that drivers will have to take a security knowledge test in the app before they take orders every day for the next ten days. The test asks them about punishments for violating regulations, how to use the emergency button to call the police, and how to “politely and friendly” communicate with passengers.