“Across the US, women riders and drivers have told us they want the option to be matched with other women on trips,” said Uber vice president of U.S. and Canada operations Camiel Irving in a press release. “We’ve heard them — and now we’re introducing new ways to give them even more control over how they ride and drive.”

Uber is piloting a “women drivers” feature in select U.S. cities, letting women riders choose female drivers or share rides with other women.