[UberNLV]

I’ve done over 2000 rides of those I’ve had about three disrespectful passengers. I’m not talking about the ones who talk on their cell phone the whole time, I can care less about that kind of stuff. I’m referring to the ones who talk down to me or get angry for no legitimate reason. One I ended the ride early cause the couple was just psychotic. Each time though I reported them to Uber for making me feel unsafe. Because thier behavior went beyond being rude.

How often do you get intolerable passengers who cross the line? And how do you deal with the situation?

 

[JethroBodine]

I've done over 2000 rides of those I've had about three disrespectful passengers. I'm not talking about the ones who talk on their cell phone the whole time, I can care less about that kind of stuff. I'm referring to the ones who talk down to me or get angry for no legitimate reason. One I ended the ride early cause the couple was just psychotic. Each time though I reported them to Uber for making me feel unsafe. Because thier behavior went beyond being rude.

How often do you get intolerable passengers who cross the line? And how do you deal with the situation?

I have had about ten of these rides that I ended early. I have many more that I endured. Most people who I give rides to are nice. I report the bad ones to UBER support; some people see this service we provide as a right when it is actually a privilege.

 

[Daniel Harbin]

I had one ride in particular that involved a couple of girls who did not follow instructions. Was gonna end the ride but the cooperated eventually. Most of the time I just ignore it.

 

[Always laughing]

Almost 2 years ago on left, I had a bunch of rowdy teenagers well 18 to 22 years old put of control and the whole time snap chatting with a pistol. I was scared as ****, but they weren't being rowdy towards me, they were just rowdy and it was back when I used a lyft rental so I wasn't to concerned over the car. I reported them to lyft but never heard anything again. That particular moment though I was more nervous then I had ever been driving a cab and o drove here and the bronx

 

[Billysquier]

I put 3 Indian women out on the curb around Jones/Warm Springs. As soon as I started the ride the woman in back right seats decides it's time to put 10 sprays of the nastiest smelling perfume on (think butt with rotten cheese) literally made by eyes water and throat tighten.

Pulled over and asked wtf is wrong with you? No answer, just stared and looked stupid. Unlocked doors and told them "get the f out, rides over!" They were so shocked. Couldn't believe I would leave them there.

In 4000 rides I have ended rides early maybe 4-5 times. You have to take control of your car immediately. It's your car, you make the rules not them.

 

[LVcool]

I threw 3 CES dudes out after a pick up at the Wynn. One stated shouting out the window at a woman. Then one started spitting out the window.
They were going to the Rio. I pulled into TI and told them to get the f out.
One of them called me later all apologetic and said he left his phone in the car. I told him just stand out front and I'll be over. Four rides and an hour and a half later he was still there when I gave him his phone back.
He apologized again gave me five bucks and said spitting out the window was not a big thing where he was from!

I put 3 Indian women out on the curb around Jones/Warm Springs. As soon as I started the ride the woman in back right seats decides it's time to put 10 sprays of the nastiest smelling perfume on (think butt with rotten cheese) literally made by eyes water and throat tighten.

Pulled over and asked wtf is wrong with you? No answer, just stared and looked stupid. Unlocked doors and told them "get the f out, rides over!" They were so shocked. Couldn't believe I would leave them there.

In 4000 rides I have ended rides early maybe 4-5 times. You have to take control of your car immediately. It's your car, you make the rules not them.

I always say "Welcome to my car."

 

[Daniel Harbin]

LVcool at least you got a tip for returning the phone. I believe that at one time Uber was paying 25 bucks for returning lost items.

 

[LVcool]

LVcool at least you got a tip for returning the phone. I believe that at one time Uber was paying 25 bucks for returning lost items.

$15.00 I got that too.

 

[Boss5040]

I put 3 Indian women out on the curb around Jones/Warm Springs. As soon as I started the ride the woman in back right seats decides it's time to put 10 sprays of the nastiest smelling perfume on (think butt with rotten cheese) literally made by eyes water and throat tighten.

Pulled over and asked wtf is wrong with you? No answer, just stared and looked stupid. Unlocked doors and told them "get the f out, rides over!" They were so shocked. Couldn't believe I would leave them there.

In 4000 rides I have ended rides early maybe 4-5 times. You have to take control of your car immediately. It's your car, you make the rules not them.

That's right, you make the rules and absolutely take control of your car. I've given about 4000 rides between Lyft and uber and I don't take any stupid stuff from any pax. Just sayin

 

[Billysquier]

“He’s a really rude and talking really shit and going to wrong way and juice left me outside the door”

Got this comment today after I didn't get out of the girls neighborhood. Stopped and kicked out.

 

[LVcool]

I got a report for “Professionalism and comfort. This is Ride Share not a limo service. Comfort? If you want the ac up or down just ask. I always inquire anyway. Hey PAX, maybe if you weren’t half drunk and whiney, you would have been ok. I used to get bothered by this stuff. Now I think it is just pathetic.

 

[Taxi2Rideshare]

I got a report for "Professionalism and comfort. This is Ride Share not a limo service. Comfort? If you want the ac up or down just ask. I always inquire anyway. Hey PAX, maybe if you weren't half drunk and whiney, you would have been ok. I used to get bothered by this stuff. Now I think it is just pathetic.

Many of them don't want drivers, they want servants. It's why they make petty requests and expect sympathy for their bullshit. I don't mind lowering/raising their window knowing that they're within reach of the control panel, but when they change radio stations or leave trash without asking, they cross the line.

I remember some ***** from Cali making some snotty comment about Nevada laws disallowing for community property. The dumb **** expected me to sympathize with her for not being able to screw over her husband.

If she wanted her own house, she should at least get a job to save up.

These days, women think that spreading their legs entitles them to everything when it's quiet the opposite. Had her man not worked hard for his shit, he would have nothing. It's his hard work that entitles him to not just his house and cars, but also that piece of ass.

 

[Alfred j]

Nevada law does allow for community property.

 

[pointlee]

I got a report for "Professionalism and comfort. This is Ride Share not a limo service. Comfort? If you want the ac up or down just ask. I always inquire anyway. Hey PAX, maybe if you weren't half drunk and whiney, you would have been ok. I used to get bothered by this stuff. Now I think it is just pathetic.

I would just say " professional and comfort my ass " .

 

[LVcool]

I would just say " professional and comfort my ass " .

I did!

 

[Taxi2Rideshare]

Nevada law does allow for community property.

You're right, it's common law marriage that the state does not recognize.

 

[Alfred j]

You're right, it's common law marriage that the state does not recognize.

Well that is partially correct. In Nevada you have the same rights as married couples in everything except insurance. The State cannot mandate an employer to offer insurance to a partner. I know this because I had to get married so I could put my wife on my insurance when I was working. So after 20 years of just hanging out we got married.

 

[Daniel Harbin]

So after 20 years of just hanging out we got married.

Don't want to make a commitment?