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THIS is the shocking moment a passenger threw herself out of a moving taxi “to avoid paying the £1.40 fare”.

Baffling CCTV footage shows how the back door was wide open as the Uber travelled down the road.

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A grab shows the passenger throwing herself out of a moving Uber[/caption]

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But the driver was going too fast for her to land steadily on her feet[/caption]

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To avoid paying 1.40 fare[/caption]

The customer could be seen trying to ease herself out of the car and hit the ground already running in a bid to avoid falling.

But the driver was going too fast for her to land steadily on her feet.

She tumbled onto the tarmac, rolled over, and skidded to a stop moments later.

She then picked herself up and hobbled off as a passing biker stopped to ask if she was okay.

The bizarre scenes unfolded on 3 June in Itapetininga, west of São Paulo, Brazil.

The taxi driver told police that the ride had been requested with cash as the selected payment method.

On the way to the destination in the city centre, the passenger gave a different name from the one the ride had been booked under.

She added that she did not have the cash, prompting the driver to tell her they would have to go to the police to sort the matter out.

En route to the police station, the passenger opened the door and jumped out of the moving car.

The taxi driver – according to her testimony – stopped, got out, and tried to talk to the passenger.

The woman allegedly told her she would pay the fare – £1.38 (10.40 BRL) – via a transfer later on and asked for her account details.

A local media source told What’s The Jam: “At the end of the day, she paid the driver.”

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On the way to the destination in the city centre, the passenger gave a different name from the one the ride had been booked under[/caption]

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She added that she did not have the cash, prompting the driver to tell her they would have to go to the police to sort the matter out[/caption]

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The taxi driver – according to her testimony – stopped, got out, and tried to talk to the passenger[/caption]

EMMA RADUCANU became British No.1 for the first time in two years – and then welcomed Wimbledon’s player security boost.

A 6-4 6-1 crushing of Slovakian Rebecca Sramkova, who is blind in her left eye, put Raducanu in the quarter-finals of the new WTA Queen’s event.

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Rebecca Sramkova congratulates Emma Raducanu on victory[/caption]

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Raducanu says she loved playing in front of big crowds[/caption]

Following doubles pal Katie Boulter’s rain-interrupted 2-6 6-3 6-2 defeat to bandana-wearing Russian Diana Shnaider, the former US Open champion is BrItain’s top player for the first time since June 11, 2023.

Raducanu, 22, said: “I’m really pleased to get through that.

“I don’t think it was my cleanest performance but I’m really pleased to push through in the tight moments.

“I love playing in moments like this with big crowds. They’re all supporting me, which is nice.

“Having Katie in front, it was nice for me to have something to chase. Now I’m sure she’s going to enjoy that with me.

“The grass season is still young, and so is the rest of the season.

“We have a healthy competition between us two. I want to see her do well. She wants to see me do well. It was nice to also play doubles with her this week.”

Ahead of the 2025 Championships, Wimbledon will beef up security to protect female stars following Raducanu’s “really worrying” stalker saga, saying: It’s our top priority.

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Raducanu was delighted to hear of new Wimbledon security measures[/caption]

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Raducanu was stalked by a man across multiple countries earlier this year and burst into tears when she spotted the individual in the stands for her match in Dubai.

Boulter, 28, has also spoken in the past about the horrific abuse she has received online – and how she was once followed in a car by a stranger.

Wimbledon chief executive Sally Bolton said: “The safety and wellbeing of all of the players is our absolute top priority.

“The recent incidents coming to light certainly recognise the concern that has been generated by that.

“But we have in place – and have had for many years – processes for ensuring the safety of our players.

“That is in liaison with law enforcement agencies, specialist security teams and we liaise with both tours.

“And that is year-round, not just in preparation for The Championships.”

Raducanu welcomed the news, saying: “I think feeling safe, feeling secure is extremely important. You know, playing at home, there is heightened tension.

“But for me, whenever I played at Wimbledon, I felt very well protected, very safe.

“I’m looking forward to going there, and I don’t think I will feel much of a difference.”

Qualifier Heather Watson rode on a Lime electric bike to Queen’s but was soon on her bike out of the tournament, losing 6-4 6-2 to former Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina.