Driver Share Driver Horror Stories: Share Your Most Unpleasant Rides

One driver had a customer who kept changing the delivery location while the driver was on the way. It was so frustrating as it made the delivery time much longer. Another time, a driver was delivering to an apartment building but the elevator was broken. He had to climb several floors with a heavy load of food, and by the time he reached the customer, the food was not in the best condition.

One of my new driver horror stories was when I first started driving on the highway. I got so nervous that I missed my exit and ended up in a completely strange area. I was panicking and trying to figure out how to get back on track. It took me a long time to find a place to turn around safely.

I had a Grab driver who was constantly on his phone while driving. He was texting and even took a call. I was so scared that we would get into an accident. I asked him to stop but he just ignored me at first. It was a terrifying experience.

There was this driver who took a really long and strange detour. He didn't explain it at first. Turns out he was trying to avoid traffic but ended up getting lost. The passengers were worried about being late and the whole situation was very stressful. It took much longer than expected to reach the destination and the driver didn't seem apologetic at all.

One scary truck driver story I heard was about a driver on a long, lonely highway at night. His radio started acting up, making strange static noises. Then, out of nowhere, he saw a figure on the side of the road that seemed to disappear as he got closer. It gave him chills and he sped up, not daring to look back.

I once had an Uber driver who was driving way too fast. He was weaving in and out of traffic like it was a race. I was so scared that I asked him to slow down, but he just laughed it off. I couldn't wait to get out of that car.

Sure. There was a Lyft driver who had a passenger try to steal his phone while he was driving. The driver had to quickly pull over and deal with the situation. Another is a driver who picked up a drunk passenger who threw up all over the car and then refused to pay for the cleaning fee.

I had an Uber driver who went above and beyond. I left my phone in the car. He not only noticed right away but also drove back to my destination to return it. He refused any reward and just said he wanted to do the right thing. That's the kind of driver that makes Uber great.

There's the story of a truck driver who was on a long - haul journey. He stopped at a motel for the night. When he woke up in the middle of the night, he saw a face at the window. He was frozen in fear. When he finally got the courage to look again, the face was gone. But he couldn't sleep for the rest of the night and left the motel as soon as it was light. He later found out that the motel had a reputation for being haunted.

Sure. A delivery driver had to deliver to an apartment building where the elevator was broken. He had to carry a really heavy package up several flights of stairs. On the way, he tripped and the package tumbled down the stairs, causing some damage to the items inside. He then had to deal with an angry customer who blamed him for the mishap.