What disqualifies you from doing Uber?


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You can get banned from Uber by violating their General Community Guidelines, which cover safety, legal compliance, and respectful behavior.

Rider Violations

  • Property damage: Vomiting inside the car from excessive drinking, breaking windows, or intentionally spilling food or drinks.
  • Harassment and abuse: Using profane or discriminatory language, making unwanted sexual remarks, or threatening the driver or other passengers.
  • Physical contact: Hitting, touching, or engaging in any sexual conduct with a driver or fellow passenger.
  • Unwanted post-trip contact: Calling, texting, or visiting a driver or passenger after the ride has ended.
  • Illegal activity: Bringing firearms, open alcohol containers, or illegal drugs into the vehicle, or asking drivers to break traffic laws.
  • Fraud: Creating fake accounts, abusing promo codes, or disputing valid charges dishonestly.

Driver Violations

  • Impaired driving: Operating the vehicle while drowsy or under the influence of alcohol, cannabis, or illegal/prescription drugs.
  • Criminal offenses: Failing periodic background checks due to new felony convictions, violent crimes, or sexual offenses.
  • Identity fraud: Letting someone else drive using your account or failing real-time ID photo checks.
  • Unsafe driving: Driving recklessly or using an unapproved, poorly maintained vehicle.