The new initiative will be launched in Boston and roll out to several cities over time.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 2024: In this photo illustration, a person demonstrates making a delivery with DoorDash as a Dasher in April 2024 in San Francisco, California DoorDash said it will create a point of contact with the Boston Police Department, as well as a channel to escalate concerns, to more quickly and easily process the agency’s requests for legal records.
Delivery drivers risk removal from DoorDash if they break traffic laws, according to the company. In a letter obtained by, Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox and Chief of Streets Jascha Franklin-Hodge wrote last month that there was an increase in illegal and “dangerous” motorcycle, moped and scooter driving.
Our residents’ concerns echo those of City officials. We expect all companies operating in the City of Boston to prioritize the safety of our residents and visitors,” the officials wrote. “The consistent failure of those operating on your behalf to abide by rules and regulations indicates a concerning lack of oversight and care in regard to public safety.”
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