The big one no one is talking about are non-tippers. It's becoming downright common for Uber drivers to outright admit they give 1 star ratings for non-cash-ti

The big one no one is talking about are non-tippers. It's becoming downright common for Uber drivers to outright admit they give 1 star ratings for non-cash-tippers. But yes, I've anecdotally heard of ratings drop for women who typically are type-A chatty, but changed to quiet and withdrawn for a few weeks during major life events. Perhaps that came across as more surely, but just something as silly as someone perceiving a bad attitude from a rider can results in a lower rating score. I've also talked to drivers who give poor ratings if they have to go well out of their way, and it ends up being a short ride. Sure, this really sucks for the driver - but is it the rider's fault at all? Other unpopular destinations get similar treatment (or so I've heard).