安全至上，彼此尊重
Uber's Community Guidelines
Our guidelines were developed to help make every experience feel safe, respectful and positive.
Everyone who signs up for an Uber account across all of our apps, including but not limited to driver and delivery partners, riders, Uber Eats users, merchants and JUMP users, is expected to follow the guidelines. They also apply to interactions with Uber employees and contractors at Greenlight Hubs, through online systems or over the phone.
您的选择举足轻重
每天都有数以百万计的用户通过优步收获美好的体验。这些积极的互动有助于维护优步的良好声誉。感谢您帮助我们将优步平台打造成安全友善的社区。
您的反馈至关重要
If something happens, whether it’s good or bad, we make it easy for you to tell us. Our team is continuously improving our standards, and your feedback is important so that we can take appropriate action and to keep our standards relevant as our technology evolves.
We encourage users to report incidents, and respect and value your privacy when making a report. To report an incident, visit help.uber.com or contact us through the app. If you find yourself in immediate danger, alert emergency services before notifying Uber.
A high rating tells you that you’re doing great. If your rating is lower than the minimum average in your city, we’ll let you know how to improve. And if your rating is significantly below average, you could temporarily or permanently lose access to the app.
Uber reviews all reports submitted to our support team that may violate our Community Guidelines, and we may investigate through a specialised team. Your account may be put on hold until our review is complete. Not following any one of our guidelines may result in the loss of access to your Uber accounts.
This page is meant as a resource to summarise Uber’s Community Guidelines.
To read our Community Guidelines in detail, go here. Riders and Uber Eats users can access terms of use for Uber and Uber Eats for Australia here and for New Zealand here. Partners can access their legal agreement with Uber here.