Uber Releases Average Rider Rating Rankings For Canada, Ottawa Ranked Last
Uber Canada took to Twitter to reveal which Canadian cities ranked the highest and lowest in rider ratings.
Ottawa ranked last with the lowest average rider rating, followed by Toronto, Montreal, Hamilton, and then Edmonton.
Here are the top 5 Canadian cities with the lowest average rider rating:
1) Ottawa, ON
2) Toronto, ON
3) Montréal, QC
4) Hamilton, ON
5) Edmonton, AB— Uber Canada (@Uber_Canada) March 21, 2023
At the top of the list is Sherbrooke, Quebec, while Trois-Rivières, Quebec; Red Deer, Alberta; Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Halifax, Nova Scotia round out the top five.
Here are the top 5 Canadian cities with highest average rider rating:
1) Sherbrooke, QC
2) Trois-Rivières, QC
3) Red Deer, AB
4) Winnipeg, MB
5) Halifax, NS— Uber Canada (@Uber_Canada) March 21, 2023
Uber Canada added that Winnipeg and Halifax are the newest cities to enter the top five, while Red Deer dropped from the number two spot to three.
London, Ontario, however, managed to escape the bottom five cities after originally placing in that range last year.
Winnipeg and Halifax entered the top five, Red deer dropped from number two to three and London graduated from the bottom five cities. As some of the newest cities with rideshare in Canada, Sherbrooke and Trois-Rivieres in Quebec are taking the top spots.
— Uber Canada (@Uber_Canada) March 21, 2023
In the thread, Uber Canada added a GIF explaining how riders can check their ratings within the app and can see how Uber calculated them.
Finally, the ridesharing company gave tips explaining how riders can improve their ratings.
Some of the suggestions included cleaning up after their mess, buckling their seatbelts, being punctual, treating the drivers and passengers with respect and avoiding slamming the door.
If you want to help improve your rating, drivers have shared some of the top reasons they hand out fewer stars:
- Clean up after your mess
- Buckle up
- Be ready
- Treat everyone with respect
- Don't slam the door— Uber Canada (@Uber_Canada) March 21, 2023
