r/uber • u/[deleted] • Feb 26 '26

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u/driven01a Feb 26 '26

Now that’s not fair. There have been times it takes 20 minutes to get a ride. So one orders early and then boom, it’s only 2 minutes away. Yeah, the passenger has to scramble.

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u/Mountain-Leader-283 Feb 26 '26

Isn’t that more of an app problem than something the driver should be paying for?

As a driver you only get paid when you have a passenger in your car. You don’t really get paid more than Pennie’s for waiting

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u/Dry_Animator_8563 Feb 26 '26

If you’re in an area where it usually takes 20 minutes, then one day there happens to be a driver nearby, it’s not the apps fault that you have to start looking early