Yes, you can get a refund on an Uber, but the process is primarily handled through the "Help" or "Activity" section of the app rather than a phone call. Uber offers refunds for a variety of legitimate issues, such as being charged a cancellation fee when the driver wasn't moving, being charged for a trip you didn't take, or if the driver took a significantly inefficient route. To request a refund, go to your "Activity" tab, select the specific trip, and tap "Get Ride Help." From there, you can select "Review my fare or fees." Uber's automated system will analyze the GPS data and, in many clear-cut cases, will issue a refund to your Uber Cash or original payment method instantly. For more complex issues like a "dirty vehicle" or poor driver behavior, a human support agent will review the case, usually responding within 24 hours. In 2026, it is important to report issues within 30 days of the trip; after this window, Uber's "automated reconciliation" makes getting a refund significantly more difficult.