Uber Podcast: Recent Episodes
Uber Partner Podcast
Seattle native Ty Rice is one of 35 driver-partners from across the country who attended our National Driver Forum at Uber’s headquarters in San Francisco. On our latest podcast, he shared his experience working with tech teams to help improve Uber’s technology platform.
We’re sharing our top security tips for Uber riders and driver-partners. While our security teams work around the clock to block suspicious activity on your account, following a few simple tips can also help protect you against scammers.
The Seattle Pride Parade is on June 24 and as a presenting sponsor, we’re excited to come together with our local community to celebrate. Tune in to our podcast to hear about the festivities and how we’re celebrating Pride.
Thanks to input from the community of Uber driver-partners, we're introducing a new pickup and dropoff option in Seattle designed to make POOL trips less stressful.
POOL riders can now choose to walk to and from corner pickup and dropoff spots for streamlined routes with fewer detours. You'll earn the same rates as regular POOL and, as before, issues outside your control should not affect your driver rating.
Join Uber General Manager Ale and driver-partner Michael for this informative podcast episode on how earnings are calculated. Understand the differences between what a rider pays, what a driver sees, and more.
As a driver you’re constantly on the go. Accidents can happen, often through no fault of your own. Protecting yourself against unforeseen medical expenses and protecting your eligible earnings loss resulting from a covered accident with Driver Injury Protection can be a smart financial move, and can help minimize the economic impact that an accident would have on you and your family
The Uber driver-partner podcast is expanding to Portland. We cannot wait to bring our Portland driver-partners the latest news from Uber.
The City of Seattle is putting your business at risk. Get the facts as 3 driver-partners discuss why the City’s resolution means fewer trips for drivers on the road.
Before he started working for Uber, Matt Haight was a driver-partner in Washington. On this episode, he's sharing stories from his time behind the wheel.