Can Uber or Lyft drivers rate their passengers?

Uber and Lyft drivers are able to rate their experiences with individual riders. A rider can be rated on a five-star scale with the rating assessed following completion of a trip. These ratings are used for future rider assignments and a driver can prevent future trips with a passenger by giving a low rating.

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What kind of car do you need for Uber or Lyft Black?

Uber An Uber Black vehicle must be made within five years of a driver’s application, contain at least four seats for passengers, and fall within the company’s list of authorized luxury vehicles. A driver-partner needs a rating of at least 4.85 or better to stay in the Uber Black program. Lyft A qualified Lyft Lux vehicle is a black […]

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What health insurance options are available for Uber or Lyft drivers?

Uber Uber does not provide health insurance for its drivers. Uber driver-partners can use the company’s partnership with Stride Health to find insurance. Stride Health works with more than 200 insurers to connect applicants to health, dental, vision, and life insurance plans. Uber driver-partners can also work through state healthcare exchanges where available to find health insurance plans. Lyft Lyft does […]

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What are the typical costs for auto insurance for Uber or Lyft?

While Uber and Lyft provide basic auto insurance during rides, drivers also need their own coverage to protect beyond the limits of these policies. The typical driver in the United States paid $1,426 per year for auto insurance in 2018. This average includes all drivers across the country, which takes into account low-cost and high-cost states. Uber and Lyft drivers can […]

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