3 TRUE Uber/Lyft Horror Stories

This video contains 2 new stories never heard before on this channel.

These are 3 more true uber/lyft horror stories which further teach the already aged lesson not to get into random cars.

Listen to these stories + more:

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[thomasnc]

Being any Uber or Lyft or even Taxi driver is something I could never do. You are in a car with dozens of random people every day. Some weird stuff must go down sometimes.

[MW-su]

My goal in life is to never end up a victim in one of Mr. Nightmare's stories, just a listener

[SOBEKCrocodileGod]

I can’t imagine how horrifying it would be to be driving some quiet guy who suddenly asks you if you’re appreciative of your life. Like bruh who are you, Jigsaw?

[benedettatramontozzi]

Killer in second story: You didn’t give me a ride back? So now we have some unfinished business hehehe 🚘”

[PolarisCastillo]

Story 2: If he had waited for his guest to return, he would've held him at gunpoint until he drove him back wherever he needed to escape to. Good thing he left.

[aerrah_]

Just a heads up to anyone coming back to this video, Uber now has a PIN feature where the driver is required to enter a PIN given to you by the app before they can see your destination. This should basically ensure you whether or not you’re in the right car with the right driver before the journey even starts! The app generates a new, unique PIN for every trip as well so it’s always different

[fever_spike]

The driver in the second story stated he couldn’t help but feel partially guilty over what happened; the outcome, though, was actually the lesser of two evils. Yes, two people were killed, but the guy was caught...had the driver recognized and gone with the red flags in the convo, and not taken the guy to his destination, it would likely be the driver who wound up dead, with the guy quite possibly never being caught.

[MrHaunted]

If you’re ever feeling alone, just watch these videos. No more feeling alone anymore.

[Commenter]

If some stranger asks you if you ever cheated on someone...

R U N

[tracygardner]

The second story it’s not his fault besides Uber drivers never stay after the ride is Complete

[jamescarrington]

To the driver in that second story: he asked you how much you valued your life because he was going to kill you, too, once he returned to your car, in order to prevent any witnesses.

[evolouis]

finally my day gets better when he posts

[mxbx]

I'm in my mid-30s. I remember a time when we were told to never talk to strangers on the internet, to never give out our address or personal details online, or get into a random car.

Nowadays, we use the internet to talk to strangers, asking them to come to our home address in a random car so we can get picked up. It's crazy when you think about it.

Also as someone who lives in the UK the stock footage for the first story has been mirrored. Everything is on the wrong side and it looks quite trippy, even the GIVE WAY text is backwards.

[i_forgot_my_lunch]

You know despite this whole channel being about real messed up shit that has happened in the world, we’re a really positive community. We share advice on these types of situations and all care about the person who makes these videos

[MajorBall]

Literally couldn’t have been better timing

[dovedove]

It's curious: the first story almost happened to me once. I asked for an Uber because I had to reach to work with my brother. It was plain daylight (luckily). The driver started asking a lot of uncomfortable questions, maybe trying to seem nice but it was really awkward for me. I'm a 19-year-old woman, and I wasn't as focused as the person in the first story since it was really hard for me to just lie about my life. The man even started commenting on how adorable and beautiful I am, but luckily enough I told him my brother was waiting for me at my destination.

I don't know how it could have been, but I think it's really important to tell them that someone's waiting for you at your destination just like I did. The driver even took the longest roads just to spend more time trying to talk to me. He even told me he lived near where I live (he probably thought I lived where he picked me up). I just wanted to share this story because I feel like the first story really got me and it could really happen to anyone. Also, I recommend always having someone you know next to you when taking Ubers and those things. It's always better to avoid being alone.

[jenlarge]

I love how all these three people saved themselves.

[FearStreet]

The real Uber and Lyft horror stories are about how much the prices have gone up in the past few years. They're limo prices now

[darnellwolfe]

3rd story definitely was the retold one I remember that one. Still sent goosebumps to my arms.

[bananaspy]

Yo there’s so many scary story readers on YouTube that post way more often, yet this man has always been my go to, and favorite