Where can I work with my car?
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You can become an Uber driver and work for an American company with your car.
How are weekly payments processed?
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When working with Uber, two payment methods are available: cash and card. If your trip is paid in cash, you keep the money. If it’s paid by card, the money is transferred to your bank account.
In an emergency, should a driver call 911?
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Yes, the driver should call 911 for assistance. To do this, the driver needs to swipe to call 911 in the app. With the Safety Toolkit connected, the app will show the live location and trip details, so the driver can share them with the 911 dispatcher.
Is consent required for audio recording?
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Most US states do not require consent for recording, but some states have additional requirements, including California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Washington. So, before trips, it's advisable to familiarize yourself with state laws to avoid violations.
How long do I have to accept an order in the app?
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When actively searching for orders, a blue horizontal bar pulses at the bottom of the app screen. A notification about a new order will appear at the bottom of the screen, with a flashing blue button. You need to press it within 15 seconds to accept the order.
Can one account be shared among multiple drivers?
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Allowing another person to use your driver account is a serious violation of Uber’s safety rules. If Uber discovers that the actual driver is not the person listed in the client’s app, the account will be immediately suspended during the investigation. If the driver violates this rule, their account will be permanently removed from the platform.
