A viral video showing a private-hire driver arguing with a female passenger after she asked him to focus on the road has sparked a wider conversation about safety when travelling alone.
If your driver is texting, speeding, behaving aggressively or simply making you uncomfortable, what should you actually do?
Do you speak up and risk escalating the situation, stay quiet until you can safely get out, start recording, or call someone?
On Singapore Unfiltered, we ask how women should handle dangerous or difficult drivers, what precautions are worth taking,and what passengers can do when a ride suddenly stops feeling safe.

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