Short answer: nope. Uber doesn’t show you a list of “Driver X gave you 3 stars because you sneezed.” That would be chaos! Can you imagine? You’d be hunting down driver profiles to apologize for your life choices.
How to find your ‘secret’ personal Uber rating - Executive Traveller
Instead, you get the average. It’s like your reflection in a funhouse mirror—a little distorted but still you. Drivers rate you after every trip, but you only see the running total. Trust me, it’s better this way.
If you could see each rating, you’d obsess. “Why did Bob give me 4 stars? Was it the gum I offered him?” No, Bob was probably just having a bad day. Let Bob be Bob.
What If You Want to Improve Your Rating?
First, don’t be a jerk. Seems obvious, right? But little things matter. Be ready when the car arrives. Nothing annoys a driver more than watching you fumble for your keys while they wait. Be on the curb, phone in hand.
Second, keep the car clean. Don’t crush those Goldfish crackers into the seat. Drivers notice your footprints on the floor mats. And please, please don’t eat anything that smells like a kitchen fire. It’s a car, not a dining room.
Finally, say “thank you” and close the door gently. Slam it, and you might as well be giving yourself a one-star review. Drivers talk, you know. It’s a small world back there.
