[Kinrany]

It's possible they don't want to accept a request that isn't a slam dunk.

Either way, yeah, your problem is the police, not Uber, and you need someone who knows the law.

[elmerfud]

My problem is actually with Uber. Because Uber will show passenger canceled rides but Uber will not show driver canceled rides. Uber has no contact method that allows me to interact with them to report this bad driver. Uber has allowed this gaping exploit to be present in their system with no way of resolving it or fixing it or even reporting it.

Saying my problem is with the police and not Uber is typical Uber apologist behavior that acts as if these big data companies can do no wrong. Simply displaying the same driver canceled ride data as they do for passenger canceled ride data this would be a non-issue. Having their safety hotline Representatives be able to view driver canceled rides again would make this a non-issue but they cannot see them.

The only way to contact Uber is in regards to a passenger canceled ride or in regards to a completed ride. So my problem is with Uber because they allow this exploit to exist and it's being used I just hope it is not ever used against you.

[Kinrany]

I'll rephrase: if you want something to actually happen, taking it to the police (aka the agency directly responsible for dealing with assault) is more likely to work than blaming the soulless corporation for being a soulless corporation.

If you're trying to rile up the masses so that someone goes to court and sues Uber for this, then sure, go ahead. But it'll take significantly longer than dealing with one driver.