What must all drivers report to their base?

All drivers are required to report any accidents, safety incidents, or complaints received from passengers to their base. This is essential for several reasons: safety remains a top priority within the for-hire vehicle industry, and documenting these incidents allows bases to take corrective action, track patterns, and ensure compliance with regulations.

Reporting accidents and safety incidents ensures that the base can respond appropriately and assist both the driver and any passengers involved. It's also vital for maintaining high service standards and addressing any recurring issues that could affect customer satisfaction and overall safety. Additionally, having a record of complaints enables the base to evaluate the performance of drivers and implement necessary training or policy changes to improve service quality.

In contrast, while daily earnings and passenger counts, weather changes, and vehicle maintenance schedules are important elements of a driver's responsibilities, they are not universally required to be reported to the base in the same way that incidents affecting safety and service quality must be.