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SteffGart24
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Posts by SteffGart24
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Rider catches an Uber driver watching porn between rides
Caught this precious pic circulating on the interweb. An Uber driver getting busted. I assume i'ts Bluetooth sync displaying the … -
What do you do if your seemingly under-age passenger (i.e. minor) refuses to show you his or her ID?
If you ask someone underage, they will know you are checking to see if they should deny you the ride. … -
Is tip a tip?
I won't even ask you guys what you think. -
Uber experiments: Drivers seeing destination info before accepting the trip.
Uber seems to be experimenting with a feature where they are starting to show rider destinations BEFORE the driver accepts …
I don't know, guys. I don't really see the riders caring until Uber starts penalizing the customers for it.
but I have a feeling Uber won't do anything to paying customers.
I hope the passengers see that this is BS. They are paying the inflated prices and the money isn't even coming to the drivers.
At this point, driver and passenger should just cancel Uber trip and then come up with our own arrangement without surge.
It's time to stand up together!
Why can't we all just get along. Empathize with each other, and help each other out. We are all in this together. Such a bummer that the dude gave you one-star for that.
The police officer probably just thought 3 was "normal". People in those professions (like military) don't sugarcoat things, and I bet he probably thought he was giving "average."
Very nice. This needs to be placed in every doctor's office. I mean in every Uber cabin
I disagree on one thing though. Passenger's take on 1-star? I think that's more for
- "My driver was drunk" or
- "Dropped me off in middle of a highway.
or, my favorite
- "I just didn't like the guy."
Yes, we get along fine, thank you. LOL.
To be honest, I don't even know a single other driver.
Yeah, I have heard that non-emergency medical drivers is a hot thing right now. Don't you need special licensing, experience, and training as you will be treating elderlies and patients? I looked into it a few years ago, but I gave up because it seemed a bit complex.
I shudder to think about it. Most other respondents are saying just give them what they want, but I am a female and what they want could be much worse than money or my car. :(
I guess one thing I can do is to slam on the brakes and see if I can hurt the attacker (who I assume would not be strapped in). It's sad I resort to that though.
i do carry a mace and exercise caution. I could potentially try to open a cell phone line with someone (I have on standby while I am on the job), but I know it's difficult to prepare for this.
So I figured this out. well, one pax told me. It's in the psychology of people who have their guards up. People who are afraid to get taken for a ride.
They do that to prove you know the roads, so they want to sound all smart.
Agreed, man. Look at this loose blanket rule from Lyft:
"Kate Margolis, a Lyft spokeswoman, sent Ars a similar statement: "All drivers on the Lyft platform are required to follow applicable local laws and regulations, including with regard to the use of any recording device. You can find our policy here on Lyft's safety page.""
I found this post, and i am a new driver, and I've been trying the 8 to 4 thing. I made literally $90 in four days of "working." It's been demoralizing.
Uber is so misleading. It's incredible. I do understant that there are drivers out there making a lot of money, but they probably work crazy hours or work the odd hours. Uber offers money AND flexibility, but it sounds like you can only have one.