Uber will now let riders see how many drivers gave them one star

IF YOU have ever wondered how you got your Uber rating, you can now find out.

Starting Wednesday, Uber will allow its riders to view a breakdown of their score, according to a new blog post.

Uber will allow its riders to view a breakdown of their score starting Wednesday.

“We’re making it easier than ever to see exactly how your rating is calculated. And for the first time, we’re showing you the good (and the bad) ratings you received,” Uber’s Privacy Product Manager Zach Singleton wrote.

“You’ll see how many drivers gave you a stellar 5-star rating, how many handed out the dreaded single star, and everything in between,” he added.

The new feature is available to all Uber users via the Privacy Center in both the app and website.

How to view your ratings

To access your ratings data, open your Uber app or log in online and tap on Settings.

Once there, click on Privacy and then Privacy Center.

In the Privacy Center, swipe to the right and click on the “Would you like to see a summary of how you use Uber” tile.

Next, scroll down to the Browse Your Data section and hit View My Ratings to view the number of star ratings you’ve received.

Riders can also view information regarding past trips, payment details, and customize their advertising and push marketing preferences.

How to improve your overall rating

The car company shared some tips with riders on how they can improve their overall rating, which is the average score of their last 500 trips.

According to Uber drivers, riders are more likely to give a five-star rating if they are clean, buckle their seatbelts, are ready on time, and don’t slam the door.

Another huge contributing factor is being respectful, which is outlined in Uber’s Community Guidelines.

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