uber allows only one account for one number. you can not open another account with same old phone number.

Uber’s Terms of Service explicitly prohibit creating or maintaining more than one rider or driver account. Here’s what you need to know:

Key Reasons Uber Forbids Multiple Accounts:

1. Safety & Identity Verification: Uber’s background checks and identity verification are tied to one account per person. Multiple accounts undermine this safety system.
2. Fraud Prevention: It prevents abuse of promotions (like referral credits, first-time user discounts) and circumventing bans or restrictions on an existing account.
3. Payment Integrity: It ensures the payment method (credit card, PayPal) is legitimately linked to one verified user.

What Happens If You Create Two Accounts?

• Account Deactivation: If Uber detects multiple accounts (via your phone number, email, device ID, payment methods, or personal info), all related accounts are subject to deactivation or permanent ban.
• Loss of Access & Funds: You could lose access to both accounts, any remaining wallet funds, and trip history.

Legitimate Alternatives for Multiple Users:

• Family Profiles: Uber’s “Family Profile” feature lets you share one payment method with up to 5 other people (family or friends) in your household. They use their own accounts, but you pay for their rides. This is the official, safe solution.
• Business Profiles: If needed for work, use Uber for Business to separate personal and work travel.
• Simply Use Different Apps: Other household members can create their own single accounts with their own credentials and payment methods.

In Summary:

No, you should not create two Uber accounts for yourself. It violates the terms, risks