[erichurkman]

Or, when you get a driver that makes you fear for your life because they are spending more time paying attention to their three GPS devices instead of traffic, do you get a $1 refund for the un"safe" ride?

[tomkarlo]

The last time I took an Uber to SFO, the driver stepped out of the Prius without pressing the "Park" button. Maybe I would have gotten my $1 back.

[r00fus]

Did they have the parking brake on? Not a big deal if so, though inadvisable.

[tomkarlo]

The fact that it started to roll through the terminal 2 drop-off (with me in the back) would indicate otherwise.

[sizzle]

sorry I haven't used uber, what does the driver not pressing the 'park' button do?

[seryoiupfurds]

The [park] mode of a Prius's transmission is button-activated.

[SilasX]

And when the driver demands that I guide his entire journey from my own smartphone, do I get a partial refund for my navigation consulting fee?

[baddox]

Where are you guys having these bad experiences? I don't use Uber much, but I have used Sidecar in SF about once a week for around two years without a single bad experience, and I would have thought Uber had an even higher standard.

[matznerd]

If you complain uber will generally refund you

[bluetidepro]

I highly doubt they do refund that, but that brings up a very good point.