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How NOT to Get Deactivated as an Uber Driver No one wants to open an email, only to find that they have been terminated by Uber as a driver. In other words...deactivated! If you are no longer welcome as an Uber partner, the company has, in effect, unilaterally deactivated your partnership. In many cases, warnings or explanations are not provided, making the entire process even more challenging to navigate, understand, and remediate. Finally, in 2016, Uber published a more thorough deactivation policy. This made the company's 'deactivation parameters' much more clear, helping drivers avoid some of the key reasons listed (below). To be fair, possible reasons range from rather minor incidents to more severe issues. The best way to avoid any problems, is to simply be more proactive — instead of reactive.

How NOT to Get Deactivated as an Uber Driver

February 21 2019

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