If you dig a little deeper, you can see your entire rider profile. While you’re on that same screen, tap “View Profile” or the little gear icon for settings. This is where Uber keeps a secret dossier on your behavior. Just kidding, it’s mostly your name and payment info.
But scroll down a tiny bit. You’ll see your rating again, but now you’ll also see a “breakdown” option on some versions. This shows your trip history and sometimes highlights things like “late pickups” or “missing seatbelt.” Yes, they track the seatbelt thing. Creepy, right?
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What’s a “Good” Rating Anyway?
Here’s the tea: You want to be above a 4.6. Anything below 4.5 and drivers might be giving you a serious side-eye before accepting your request. It’s like being the kid whose name the teacher remembers for all the wrong reasons.
If you’re at 4.0 or lower, you’re basically banned from polite society. Just kidding. But you might need to apologize to the next driver for the third-degree questioning about their route choices. Don’t be that person.
