As people head out to celebrate New Year’s Eve, Asheville police are urging anyone using rideshare services to stay alert and take extra precautions during what is expected to be one of the busiest nights of the year.The Asheville Police Department says many residents and visitors will rely on services like Uber and Lyft to get home safely, but officers want riders to trust their instincts and speak up if something feels wrong. Police say riders can end a trip at any time if they feel uncomfortable and should call 911 in an emergency.With large crowds expected throughout the city, officers will be working throughout the night to maintain public safety. Police are also asking people not to assume someone else will report suspicious activity, encouraging the public to call it in if they see something concerning.APD recommends requesting rides from secure, well-lit locations and avoiding distractions while waiting. Officers advise riders to stay indoors when possible instead of…..