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Uber rideshare driver — On-the-job English

Study in your language — but on the job you'll speak English. These are the real phrases you actually say for this work, with a note in your language. Not a script; common situations workers report.

Picking up a rider

  • Hi, are you Sarah? I'm your Uber.

    Confirm the rider's name before they get in.

  • Could you tell me your PIN, please?

    Some markets use an arrival PIN to avoid the wrong rider.

Confirming the route

  • The app has your destination — do you have a preferred route?

    Confirm the destination and ask about the route.

Talking with the rider

  • No problem, I can add a stop in the app.

    If the rider wants a stop, add it in the app.

  • Please buckle up — it's the law.

    Ask riders to wear their seatbelt.

Stopping safely

  • I can't stop here — I'll pull over just ahead where it's safe.

    Explain you'll stop where it's safe, not in traffic.

Contacting Uber support

  • A rider left an item in my car — how do I return it?

    Report a lost item and ask how to return it.

  • The rider was sick in my car — I need to report a cleaning fee.

    Report a mess and claim a cleaning fee, with a receipt.

Ratings and safety

  • My rating dropped after a rider canceled — can you review it?

    Ask support to review an unfair rating drop.

  • I feel unsafe — I'm ending this trip now.

    You can end a trip if you feel unsafe.

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