How To Accept Rides On The Uber Driver App - 2024 Training & Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- The Uber driver app has become quite complex. RSG contributor Joe walks us through how to accept, cancel and complete a ride on the Uber driver app as well as use trip radar for addition fares.
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I just took my first trip. It didn't show the payment that was offered, or the destination info
Thank you soo much. Helped me as I couldn't access onboarding videos. Take care yourself out there.
I want to find out if comfort ride has a preference button like uberxl or uberx?
If so why isn't it showing up on my preferences?
So, your first mistake was selecting the GO button. $5 for a 12 minute ride is crazy. Any cab would get 16 for that ride. Uber doesn't see drivers as the customers we are. We utilize their platform, that's it. They provide us no assistance if we get into an accident driving their clients. No assistance if we are attacked by their client. No assistance if we are unable to maintain minimum wage after expenses. The driver supplies the workspace and there is no financial assistance/consideration for that.
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This was a very good video. I learned somethings about the app that I didn’t know.
You were a little off with the no-show aspect though.
After 2 minutes you can cancel without a cancellation fee.
After the additional 5 minutes you can cancel and receive a cancellation fee.
What application are you using to record the screen on your phone?
I have Uber as well I do UberX for some reason I don't get the same menu you have when someone request a ride I only get to see how many miles they are away from me but it doesn't tell me where they're going how did you get the full detail menu that I saw in this video of where to pick them up and where are they going before you accept a ride because if not I have to keep texting them to find out where they're going
Uber puts us in very dangerous situations by giving us 15 seconds to stare at the app while we are driving to decide if we want to take the trip or not. Being that we only have 15 seconds, in order to make sure we're not accepting a bad ride, we have to dedicate most of those 15 seconds to staring at our phone when we should be looking at the road. Uber should fix this before they get someone hurt. Maybe have the app read us the details of the trip like distance location etc.
Yup I had it pop on a busy highway the other day while merging it was awesome lol
I use maxymo to auto accept or decline. It helps me drive safer.
@@michaelbibby01 they do that to force us into taking rides.
What is a no go for passenger rating?
ATTENTION!!!
2 THINGS!!!
at min 0:23 ish
1st, See the total time, divide the number by 2. If it's less than the amount you get paid, it's considered OK. (6 min + 3 min = 9 min, divide by 2 is 4.5, and you get 5 USD), it's an OK ride. Not the best, but still OK. However!!! see 2nd below.
2nd, Double check with total mileage to pickup and deliver to final destination. If the number of your total mileage is less than the amount you get paid. It's considered as OK
3.1 mile + 0.8 mile = 4 miles. At 5 dollars revenue, that's more than 1 dollars per mile. It's an OK ride.
If you drive higher and car, at the ratio 1.5 per mile is OK when business is super slow, but the more the better.
Thank you for the benchmark calculation. It is really helpful. Should the returning trip for the driver be counted in the calculation too? Should it be 6 min + 3 min + 6 min?
@@mincao8003 Returning trip? That will be complicated. I just try to be as simple as I can, it's more easy to promote this to the Uber drivers. But one thing i will not do is multiple stops. Because the total time calculations will be misleading.
Ok, so I'm new to this. When I get an offer, the only information I get is the distance to the rider. I don't see the destination or the total pay. What gives?
I have the same question. Please help.
Me too
Hmm. You are teaching the new drivers supersaturatung the markets the basics of the uber driver app. Are you going to show them how to tie their shoes as well?
Uber controls the amount of drivers able to drive in a given region. That's why a lot of people trying to sign up end up on a waitlist.
@Anaxagoran The rideshare companies only limit the number of drivers in markets where the law requires it. New York City is one of them. In most other markets there is no cap.
@@davidschneider2258 colorado springs there is
You helping market not drivers
3 miles to pick up is insane.. no way. I draw the line at 1.5 miles to pick up IF the trip is worth it.
Maybe depends on the State you work? I don't see this same info. It's 7 seconds to accept and 5 Minutes to cancel. I also don't see the price paid to me if accepted. I am a diamond driver.
I also don't have a Trip Radar.
That's wild are you in a smaller city?
When I get a request, the only information I get is the minutes to the rider. I don't see the destination or the total pay. Please help. I am in Colorado.
first time user, too fast and confusin.
Anything that is affiliated with Uber or Lyft, no thank you, I have said it before and I will say it again, it's a waste of time and money working for the two biggest thieves, they will bleed you on your money. They expect you to be slaves to them. I am in Chicago and when I ask the drivers what there making, it's usually way below bare minimum. The two companies have a majority of drivers that are desperate. So sad, working for scraps.
Below minimum wage?? Im averaging 34hr across 50-60 hours or higher hourly rate if I only work peak times.
What do you recommend instead?
Is this dumb? Idk