After the serious car accident that occurred with former BBB Rodrigo Mussi in a partner vehicle of platform, the 99POP application adopted an important measure to preserve the safety of drivers and passengers. The company started to allow drivers to cancel trips in case the passenger refuses to use the seat belt. To stay on top of the subject, read this article and learn why not wearing a seat belt can cause your trip to be canceled at 99POP.
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the seat belt
Since 1989, seat belts have been mandatory for car travel. However, it is still very common to find drivers and passengers who ignore this fact. However, the frequent accidents end up reminding us not only of the obligation of this item, but also of its immense importance.
The accident and what influenced the app's decision
The accident suffered by former BBB Rodrigo Mussi, who was in a partner vehicle of the application, again raised the alert regarding the use of seat belts. Rodrigo was a passenger during the trip and did not use protection.
The participant of the 2022 edition is hospitalized after having suffered the accident. With the serious health condition, Mussi had a cardiorespiratory arrest, head trauma and body injuries.
After the incident, 99POP announced a new feature in the application, which allows the cancellation of trips users who refuse to wear a seat belt, without drivers being harmed by canceling the seat belt. race. The measure aims to protect drivers and passengers, in addition to raising awareness.
Thus, if the passenger disrespects the guidance on seat belt use, he will receive educational alerts. As long as the passenger's posture does not change, he can be blocked from the platform.
99 currently has warning banners that request the use of protection before and at the start of races. To reinforce warnings and care, platform developers promise to add voice messages to warnings.