LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A Las Vegas valley Uber driver says his ride-share vehicle is ready for those celebrating the holiday with cocktails this year.
“I’ve seen drunks, I’ve learned how to cope with them,” said Uber driver Frankie Guarino.
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Inside his vehicle you’ll find water, hand sanitizer and blue bags.
“I have hospital grade vomit bags back there and I automatically give it to them and say, 'Hey, here’s your souvenir,'” said Guarino.
Guarino also keeps an emergency kit in the trunk.
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“In case a real emergency were to happen, in other words an accident, I could go in and tend to my passengers,” said Guarino.
If someone gets sick, it can be taxing not only for Guarino but for the rider. Uber policy states a clean up could go anywhere from $20 to $150.
The driver then has to call it a night until it's safe for passengers again.
“I have to stop driving because I have to get actual cleaners to take care of it.”
