Absolutely not. Without proper training, benefits, and significantly higher wages, I wouldn't even touch a single rider. Do I help the occasional rider with their groceries? Of course (still not touching them).
If I was trained to administer it, I wouldn't be driving for Uber I'd be a nurse or emt where I'd get paid proportionally for the services with benefits.
What if they accuse the driver of harming them or something afterwards? What if they get investigated or jailed and accuse the driver of giving them the drugs in the first place? If anyone looked like they were on drugs, too intoxicated, or out of it, I wouldn't even accept them into my car. Absolutely not my problem, they shouldn't even be calling an Uber if they're that fucked up.
RIDEGURU
Absolutely not. Without proper training, benefits, and significantly higher wages, I wouldn't even touch a single rider. Do I help the occasional rider with their groceries? Of course (still not touching them).
If I was trained to administer it, I wouldn't be driving for Uber I'd be a nurse or emt where I'd get paid proportionally for the services with benefits.
What if they accuse the driver of harming them or something afterwards? What if they get investigated or jailed and accuse the driver of giving them the drugs in the first place? If anyone looked like they were on drugs, too intoxicated, or out of it, I wouldn't even accept them into my car. Absolutely not my problem, they shouldn't even be calling an Uber if they're that fucked up.