Important Safety Tips For Women Riding Uber Or Lyft Alone - Page 3
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Julia Austin
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Confirm the driver’s info
Always confirm the information of the driver before getting in the vehicle. Make sure it is the make, model, and license plate shown in the app. Ask what the driver’s name is, confirming they state the same name in the app. Also confirm they know your name and your destination (without your stating these facts). If anything doesn’t add up, do not get in the vehicle. Cancel the ride. Report the driver to the app immediately. Even if it is a misunderstanding and the driver needed to use a rental for the night, you cannot be held accountable (i.e. financially responsible) for canceling a ride when a car other than that in the description shows up.
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