Washington State Driver Information
This page provides information about the driver benefits and protections available to drivers that operate in the state of Washington. To learn more about the law that introduced these benefits and protections, click here.
Washington Trip Receipt Data
Starting July 1, 2026, pursuant to RCW 49.46.300, you may request a downloadable report containing your Washington state mobility trip receipt data from the past two years. To access this report, navigate to drivers.uber.com on a web browser, and log into your Uber Driver account. Select “Earnings” > “Washington Trip Receipt Data” > “Download last 24 month trips”.
You can then leave the web page, and you’ll get an email within 3 business days with a link to access a downloadable CSV report. Please note that this download link will expire in 7 days.
Washington State Notice of Driver Rights
To learn more about driver rights in the state of Washington, please review the Washington State Notice of Driver Rights using the following links:
- English
- Arabic
- Chinese Simplified
- Chinese Traditional
- Dari
- French
- Korean
- Oromo
- Punjabi
- Russian
- Somali
- Soninke
- Spanish
- Tigrigna
- Vietnamese
Paid Sick Time
Under Washington State law, drivers may be entitled to Paid Sick Time. To learn more about this benefit, please review Uber’s Paid Sick Time policy using the following links:
Deactivation Notice and Drivers Union Contact Information
Under Washington state law, you may have the right to appeal your deactivation from the Uber platform.
To learn about your right to challenge your deactivation, contact Drivers Union at support@driversunionwa.org, 206-812-0829, or 14675 Interurban Ave. South Suite 201, Tukwila, WA 98168 or review its materials at https://www.driversunionwa.org/deactivation. Drivers Union may provide representation services at no cost to you.
Additionally, you have the right to use earned, accrued Paid Sick Time during your deactivation.
This information is available in the following languages:
Unemployment Insurance
Under Washington State law, drivers may be entitled to Unemployment Benefits. To learn more about Unemployment Benefits for drivers, please visit the Washington State Employment Security Department’s website here.
Washington State Background Check Criteria Disclosure
In order to operate on the Uber platform in the State of Washington, drivers must meet certain background check criteria. To learn more about this criteria, click here.
Note: Different background check criteria may apply for drivers operating in the City of Seattle and King County.
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