Uber study reveals insights from female drivers in Saudi Arabia with financial independence and safety at the forefront

Uber study reveals insights from female drivers in Saudi Arabia with financial independence and safety at the forefront

- Uber’s female empowerment initiatives support the Kingdom’s goals to grow women workforce by 2030

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Following a survey shared by Uber among female drivers in Saudi Arabia and Egypt, data found sees an optimistic outcome of female empowerment in the Kingdom, with more than 76% of the participants citing financial independence as the reason they drive using Uber. More than 56% of the participants mentioned using Uber to support their families and selves financially, with 46.89% of the drivers successfully increasing financial stability.

77% of the respondents said they felt safe driving with Uber, with a large majority highlighting the sense of community it has helped build. With localized features such as the ‘Women Preferred View’ – a product Uber built specifically for Saudi Arabia before expanding to other markets– allowing female drivers a choice to be connected to women riders. More than half of the participants are keen to continue their journey with Uber, progressing their professional lives and financial independence.

In line with their commitment to the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals, Uber continues to connect with, empower, and support the advancement of women in Saudi, by providing financial opportunities, flexibility, and advanced safety measures for female drivers. Wusool,