Rephrase the title:Abusive Uber Driver Asks B’luru Google Techie To Leave Car Mid-Ride; Internet Says ‘Dadagiri On The Rise’

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A Google techie narrated their harrowing tale of harassment by an Uber chauffeur in Bengaluru. Taking to X/Twitter, the software engineer remarked that during their estimated 1.5 hour journey, the cabbie was “constantly taking over his phone on a loudspeaker” for the first thirty minutes. The Uber user and his friends objected and asked him to use headphones instead. The techie claimed that the driver abused them and asked to step down in the middle of the ride, stating that he was uncomfortable with the passengers. Reacting to the original post, another techie from Pune posted the Uber driver’s snapshot, driving the cab with the same number. The Bengaluru techie confirmed that it was the same driver. Meanwhile, reacting to Uber’s swift resolution, the aggrieved user suggested introducing two features to tackle two issues faced by the majority of Uber users. In-App feature to 1) raise an issue for “using the phone” by the diver; and 2) raise a complaint about “no AC” during the ride. He further suggested that Uber can take into account pictures or small clips taken by the passengers to ascertain which would trigger the AI to send warnings. Appropriate action can be taken for multiple violations.

Reacting to the user’s post, several users posted similar issues faced while riding Uber and similar services in Silicon Valley. One user remarked that ‘Dadagiri’ is on the rise in Bangalore, especially on ‘non-locals.’ Another user noted how some cabbies deploy these tactics professionally: 1) asking the passenger to cancel the ride if asked whether they’ll switch on the AC; or 2) arriving near the pick-up point and driving away by cancelling the trip themselves, stating the customer did not avail of the ride. A few other users had the same issue, stating that they felt scared to even ask about the AC, as the driver might cancel the ride. One user narrated how an Uber driver who was constantly talking on the phone rammed the car into a standing truck.

See Also: Uber Driver In US Earned Rs 23 Lakh By Canceling Rides; Netizens Say Bengaluru Autowallah Already Know This Trick

See Also: ‘Mann Nahi Karta’: Uber Driver’s Response To A Woman During Delhi Rains Leaves Internet In Splits

See Also: Chandigarh Consumer Court Orders Uber to Pay Rs 10,000 to Passenger Over Fare Discrepancy

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