Rideshare riders really know nothing about a driver until the driver accepts their ride request. Once a driver accepts a ride, the driver’s profile will be available for the rider to review. A driver’s profile will include information about the driver’s ride history and ratings from previous riders. Ratings and comments from past riders can be an encouraging sign that a rideshare driver is responsible and taking the appropriate time to rest between shifts. But there is no way for a rider to know whether a rideshare driver is properly rested before being picked up for a ride. Behind the scenes, rideshare drivers can have other full-time jobs. The majority of rideshare drivers are driving part-time as an additional source of income. Rideshare driving may be what drivers are doing with the extra hours they should be sleeping. Some drivers work for more than one rideshare company. They may log off of one app and log onto another – following the letter but certainly not the intention of drive-hour limit restrictions. Riders who suspect a driver may be too tired to drive safely can cancel a ride if they are uncomfortable after being matched with a driver. Riders using Uber are allowed to cancel a ride for any reason but may incur a cancellation fee depending on the reason for the cancellation.