What is the job description of an Uber driver?

Common duties listed on an Uber Driver resume are picking up passengers, transporting clients between places, and keeping their vehicle in good condition. Most eligible resume samples for the job mention skills such as safe driving, communication, time management, and customer service.



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If you drive for Uber or Lyft, you are self-employed. As a driver for either company, you are an independent contractor rather than an employee. As an independent contractor, you provide transportation services to individuals.

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The Cons of working as an Uber driver:
  • Increased competition among driver.
  • The need to maintain a vehicle that meets Uber's standards.
  • The possibility of receiving negative reviews.
  • Expenses for gas, maintenance, and insurance.
  • Uncertainty about the payment rate for each ride.


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Absolutely! When it comes to rideshare services, your car is your most valuable asset. The IRS knows this, which is why every Uber driver can claim mileage on taxes to account for wear and tear over time. The best part is you can deduct total miles driven, not just the duration of a passenger's trip.

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The meals and snacks you eat on the job as an Uber driver normally can't be written off. And you won't have a lot of chances to wine and dine potential customers. But there are some cases when you can deduct your meal expenses.

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I would describe myself as commercially focused which means I understand, as a driver, that I must carry out my duties competently, deliver on time, follow all applicable rules and procedures, provide great customer service, and be flexible to cover the hours you need me to drive.

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Arab, the company spokesperson, added that “Uber's median take rate has remained the same” — that is, around 25 percent.

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How much should you tip Uber drivers? Similar to tipping for other services, like getting a massage or going to the nail salon, the rule of thumb is to tip 20%, says Sokolosky. So if your ride costs $30—an average cost for a moderate trip in most cities—then you'll tip $6, for a total of $36.

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Uber drivers and Lyft drivers are not considered “employees” by the IRS. Instead, they're classified as independent contractors, meaning the rideshare services don't withhold taxes from their payments. Independent contractors also receive a 1099 at year-end rather than a W-2.

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Inflated fare prices in times of high passenger demand, called SURGE pricing, often cause people to declare that rideshare prices are more expensive than cab fares. However, this isn't necessarily true. Business Insider published a report that found Uber, on average, to be cheaper than taxi cabs across the country.

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