10 ways Uber drivers can get kicked off the app
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Have a driver cancel on you because you're just going around the block? That's grounds for deactivation. Did a driver refuse you a ride because you have a service animal? That's bad too.
According to Harry Campbell, creator of a blog and podcast for ride-share drivers called The Rideshare Guy, even drivers are surprised by the rules, since they can sometimes vary from state to state and city to city.
Since Uber drivers aren't classified as full-time or part-time employees, Uber can't provide job training. So he created a list of all the infractions he's seen get drivers in trouble.
Here's what can get your Uber driver kicked off the app:
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