Contents
- 1 Uber Local Driver Guide & City Website Resource for Drivers
- 1.1 How to find your city Local Driver Guide:
- 1.2 All U.S. City Uber Local Driver Guide Website’s for Drivers
- 1.3 Local Driver Guide:
- 1.4 Resources
- 1.4.1 Guides for Partners:
- 1.4.2 How the Uber Driver App Works
- 1.4.3 Preparing for Your First Uber Trip
- 1.4.4 How Uber Driver Earnings Work
- 1.4.5 How Weekly Promotions Work for Uber Drivers
- 1.4.6 How Tipping Works for Uber Drivers
- 1.4.7 How Uber Driver Sign up Bonuses and Referrals Work
- 1.4.8 How Ratings Work for Uber Drivers
- 1.4.9 Driving with UberPool
- 1.4.10 UberEATS Delivery Driver/partner Guide
- 1.4.11 Uber Driver Guide to Taxes
- 1.4.12 Serving People With Disabilities
- 1.5 Requirements
- 1.6 Vehicle Solutions
- 1.7 Delivery
- 1.8 Insurance
- 1.9 Safety
- 1.10 Driver App
- 1.11 Rewards
- 2 Uber Driver Help & Support Knowledge Base
- 2.1 Guide to Driving with Uber
- 2.2 Signing Up With Uber
- 2.3 Account and Payment
- 2.3.1 I can’t sign in or go online
- 2.3.2 Changing account settings
- 2.3.3 Updating vehicles and documents
- 2.3.4 Improving ratings and acceptance rates
- 2.3.5 Delivery ratings, acceptance rates, and cancellation rates
- 2.3.6 Getting Paid
- 2.3.7 Fares
- 2.3.8 Delivery fares & payment
- 2.3.9 Promotions
- 2.3.10 Referrals
- 2.3.11 Fees and Charges
- 2.3.12 Managing drivers and fleet partners
- 2.3.13 Taxes
- 2.3.14 Driving Rewards
- 2.3.15 Fuel Cards
- 2.4 Trip Issues and Adjustments
- 2.5 Delivering with UberEATS
- 2.6 Accessibility, App Issues, Legal, Safety, & Security
- 2.7 Search Ubers Help & Support Knowledge Data Base
- 3 Facebook Community Groups for Uber and Rideshare Driver
- 4 Uber Driver in-App Notification Center
- 5 Uber Driver in-App Help Guide
- 6 Uber Blog
- 7 Uber Newsroom
- 8 Uber Support Contact Resources
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The road ahead as an Uber driver can often be daunting and confusing but you don’t have to travel it alone. RideshareDriver.com has created the “The Ultimate Uber Driver Resource & City Guide” that will help direct and navigate you efficiently thought your journey while avoiding any obstacles and potholes giving you the smoothest ride in your journey on the road to earning income ahead. navigate and direct you to everything you need to the . is your Ubers official city website for drivers is one of the most valuable resources for drivers to date and full of valuable information that will help drivers navigate their cities reserves
Get all the information you need before you start driving and delivering with Uber to help maximise your income:
- Uber “Local City Guide” & city website resource for drivers (find Uber’s website for your city)
- Uber driver help & support knowledge base
- Facebook community Groups for Uber and Rideshare drivers
- Uber driver in-app notification center
- Uber driver in-app help guide
- Uber Blog
- Uber Newsroom
- Uber Support Contact Resources
Uber Local Driver Guide & City Website Resource for Drivers
Perhaps one of the most important resources for drivers is Uber.com where you will discover the “Local Driver Guide” for your city. The information and resources you’ll find in your cities specific “Local Driver Guide” is invaluable and essential to what you need to know to as an Uber driver in your city. No two cities or states information are alike as regulations, fare rates, resources, requirements and other important information and data may differ from city to city. This also includes your cities Vehicle Requirements (vehicle minimum age and platform options), Vehicle Inspections Requirements (inspection locations and forms), Where to Drive (hotspots, high demand times and days, best areas to drive), and even Uber driver live in person support locations know as Greenlight Hubs where drivers can meet with a live Uber expert customer service representative in their city.
The Uber.com website uses Geolocation technology and a search feature that will auto-identify your IP location or allow you to search for your cities specific “Local Driver Guide”Uber.com URL. For example, if you’re an Uber driver in “San Francisco” and visit Uber.com you can search for your city of San Francisco or be auto geolocated to that cities specific website URL “www.uber.com/drive/san-francisco/” by following several navigational steps as described below.
How to find your city Local Driver Guide:
Uber Local Driver Guide via Mobile
- Visit: Uber.com/drive (Enable “Location Services” in mobile settings)
- Click on menu upper right corner
- Scroll down and click “Local Driver Guide“
- Scroll down page and “Select a Topic”
- Vehicle Requirements
- Vehicle Inspections
- Where to Drive
- Local Resources
- Contact Uber
Uber Local Driver Guide via Desktop
- Visit: Uber.com/drive
- Hover over the “Drive” tab (upper left)
- Choose sub-navigation menu item “Local Driver Guide”
- Scroll down page and “Select a Topic”
- Vehicle Requirements
- Vehicle Inspections
- Where to Drive
- Local Resources
- Contact Uber
Use Location Search to find your Cities Uber “Local Driver Guide”
- Visit: Uber.com
- Click on geolocation pin top right of page
- Enter your city into search box and choose correct city from drop-down selections
- Click menu upper right and navigate to “Local Driver Guide” (desktop) or “Drive>Local Driver Guide” (mobile)
New! Get the direct link to your cites “Local Driver Guide.”
We’ve compiled and data based the complete list of all 300+ Uber cities with direct links to your cites “Local Driver Guide” and other resource pages (s) for your city. Simply visit the section below and open the “Find your Cities Local Driver Guide” tab, locate your city, and click on your city direct link to find your “Local Driver Guide”
Note: Some “Topics” may not be currently available in all cities as Uber continues to develop and update the resources, information, and data for your city
Local Driver Guide:
The following is an overview of your cites Uber “Local Driver Guide.” For specific information on your city please visit www.uber.com/drive by following the above instructions
Vehicle Requirements
See Local Driver Guide for your cities specific vehicle requirements, popular and eligible vehicle models
- Model year: Must be maximum 12-15 years old or less from current year depending on city
- 4-door car, SUV or minivan (4-door, 5-seater pick-up trucks allowed)
- Good condition, no cosmetic damage
- No commercial branding or signage
- Pass a vehicle inspection
-Additional Driver Requirements
- Minimum new Uber Driver requirements
- must be 21 years of age or older
- minimum one year of driving experience in the U.S.
- at least 3 years of driving experience if under 23
- Documents required for your city
- Background check and screening
-Vehicle Options in your City
See city Local Driver Guide for available platform options, eligible and popular vehicle models for your city
- UberX: 4 passengers, 4 door sedan. UberX is the most popular option for drivers and riders.
- UberXL: 6 passengers. UberXL is typically an SUV or minivan. XL fares are higher than UberX.
- UberSelect: 4 passenger Luxury vehicles such as ex. BMW, Audi, Mercedes, etc. with leather interiors and mostly newer model vehicles. UberSelect fares are higher than UberXL.
- UberSUV: 6 passenger premium luxury SUV’s. Commercially registered and insured SUV’s provides limo type services. UberBlack and Uber SUV have the highest fare’s on the platforms.
- UberBlack: 4 passenger is the premium luxury black car limo like service. These are commercially registered and insured.
-Registration
Uber will accept both official and temporary registration documents. Registration does not have to be in your name to qualify but the driver must be insured under the same vehicle.
-Insurance
All Uber driver partners must maintain their own insurance policy according to state and local laws. Uber also provides an overlapping 3-period/tier commercial insurance policy which includes a $1 million per incident coverage for all US partners. See Insurance for more details.
-Uber Placards/Trade dress
Most city regulations require Uber driver partners to display a trade dress in the front and/or rear windshield of their vehicle while online. You can order your Uber decal here or get in-person support and pick up your trade dress at an Uber Greenlight Hub driver support location if available in your city
-Airport Permits
Most airports require TNC (Technology Network Company) drivers to obtain and display an airport permits on the front windshield of their vehicle at all times while picking up and dropping off passengers on airport grounds. Uber will general inform new drivers of airport requirements and how to receive the necessary permits if applicable in your city. To find out more about your cities airport permits, regulations, and requirements see the “Where to Drive” section under your “Local Driver Guide.”
Vehicle Inspections*
- Uber Vehicle Inspection (See your cities “Local Driver Guide” to determine if vehicle inspection is required in your city including inspection locations and/or you can check here)
- *UberEATS vehicles Do Not Require Inspection in any U.S. city
Where to Drive
If anyone knows where the money’s at its Uber. Uber collects tons of data on the busiest places to drive in your city to help you be the most efficient and effective driver so you can earn the most money while reducing downtime. See your cities “Local Drivers Guide>Where to Drive” for the best places, times and days to drive
- Hotspots
- Daytime Locations
- Late-night Locations
- Weekend Locations
- Peak times to drive
- Weekday
- Weekend
- Airport information
- Pickups, drop-offs information
- Staging areas or waiting lots for drivers
- Regulations/Requirements
- Popular venues
- Sports venues
- Hotel information
- Popular places
Local Resources
Driving in your city can be a challenge but Uber has put together tips and resources to help you get the most out of your driving experience
- Weekly events
- City information
- Star ratings
- Earning offers
- Quality improvement courses
- Uber delivery
- Stride Health services
- Partner incentives
Contact Uber
Have questions? Ubers got the answers with in-person support in your cities local Uber Greenlight location. While Uber strives to expand in-person live customer support in every corner in the U.S. they still may not be available in your city. However, you can still contact Uber with their new 24/7/365 Uber driver support hotline number directly found in the partner app or search for support related questions via the Uber driver help knowledge base.
Insurance
App on
Request Accepted
- On you’re way to pick up a rider
- Third party liability coverage
- Uninsured or underinsured motorist bodily injury coverage
- Contingent collision and comprehensive coverage
On Trip
- While a rider is in your car
- Third party liability coverage
- Uninsured or underinsured motorist bodily injury coverage
- Contingent collision and comprehensive coverage
Offline
Uber Driver Help & Support Knowledge Base
Ubers help and support knowledge base website (https://help.uber.com/partners) is a comprehensive city specific Q & A database designed to support the driver community, answer a variety of questions, and provide in-depth knowledge on just about any Uber driver related subject, question or topic. The information found in the knowledge base is extremely invaluable and highly recommended for every driver who wants to improve his or her understanding of the Uber platform while enhancing the driver/rider experience.
Search Ubers Help & Support Knowledge Data Base
Search for Support
- Search for Uber driver help information on different topics by entering the help related keyword or key terms by visiting: https://help.uber.com/partners
- When entering a help related keyword or key term a drop-down list will appear offering you several keyword-related topics and/or guides
- ex. “vehicle inspection” (Does my vehicle need to get inspected?), “rider” (rider made a mess in my vehicle), “earnings” (where can I see my trip earnings?)
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Benefits of joining an Uber driver facebook group community:
Uber Driver in-App Notification Center
- Displays the days total hours, trips, and earnings
- Current Promotions: Boost daily promotion schedule, fare multiplier, start and end time
- New app features, platform changes, and general driver related information notifications
- New 5 star comment notifications
- Schedule in-app reminders for upcoming events
- Local events announcements
- Greenlight Hubs location schedule, closure, time changes and updates
- Uber Newsroom news and general public announcements
- In-app Uber support message notifications
- Invite status, referral bonus notifications, and new invite
Uber Driver in-App Help Guide
Uber Blog
Uber Newsroom
Uber Support Contact Resources
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