Lyft sued by 19 additional women for sexual assault and harassment by drivers

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The ride-sharing company and app Lyft is being sued by 19 more women over accusations that drivers sexual assaulted and harassed women as they rode in the vehicles.

The 19 women filed suit Wednesday in the San Francisco Superior Court, echoing a lawsuit filed against Lyft by 14 women detailing similar allegations. Both suits detail disturbing accounts of drivers attempting to rape, grope, and illicit sex from their riders in addition to exposing themselves and masturbating while driving.

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