"It's about giving women more choice, more control, and more comfort when they ride and drive," said Camiel Irving, Uber's vice president of U.S. and Canada operations, in a release. The company said it isn't guaranteed that riders will get their preference, but the feature increases the chances women will be paired in the app. Uber announced a new feature Wednesday that pairs women drivers and riders, in its latest move to address safety on the ride-hailing platform. The new tool, which the platform will b ...