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Originally Posted by speeder
That's interesting. In Los Angeles, there are fairly high standard for the car used, i.e. must be 2010 or newer, 4-door sedan, etc. I do know that these standards vary from city to city but it sounds like someone was using a car that was not authorized for Uber. It's conceivable that he registered with a different car but it was in the shop or(?)
I've never ridden in an old or dirty car in L.A. or Minneapolis. Some drivers could back off with the car wash air fresheners, (think Breaking Bad), but that's another subject.  |
exactly, they have high standards. Leave poor feedback, likely he will be reprimanded and your fare will be refunded.
I love uber, even got a ride in a Cayenne once!
I tried driving for them for a bit, but in a large city like PHX you end up driving as far to pick up the passenger as you take them, and it pencils out to not much money /hour.