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I was winding down on Tuesday evening and got hit with a 60-mile ride request. Worked it out but would have preferred to have just avoided it.
There are times when I dont want long rides. Would I get in trouble with Uber if I sent text to Pax as soon as I receive request that says something like "Hi, this is Mike, your Uber driver. If your trip is LONGER than 15 miles, please cancel and request another Uber. Thank you!".
Its my understanding that I can cancel once I meet passenger and learn destination is not to my liking (too far in this case). Seems better for everyone to resolve quickly rather than wait til Face to Face.
If email is bad idea, what about calling pax?
Just looking for suggestions on managing the Uber process. At these low rates, drivers have to be able to operate within some driver-defined parameters.
There are times when I dont want long rides. Would I get in trouble with Uber if I sent text to Pax as soon as I receive request that says something like "Hi, this is Mike, your Uber driver. If your trip is LONGER than 15 miles, please cancel and request another Uber. Thank you!".
Its my understanding that I can cancel once I meet passenger and learn destination is not to my liking (too far in this case). Seems better for everyone to resolve quickly rather than wait til Face to Face.
If email is bad idea, what about calling pax?
Just looking for suggestions on managing the Uber process. At these low rates, drivers have to be able to operate within some driver-defined parameters.