This summer I had the chance to experience Uber in Europe as well as at home in Michigan. In Michigan the app might ask you to walk across the street as a convenience to the driver. It's rare but it happens.
But in Europe it might ask you to walk over a mile! I was careful (or so I thought) to find a place that made sense for the driver. But Uber wouldn't agree even if it meant getting picked up at a bus stop where by the time I arrived was already gone. I was always charged as the at fault party.
In Poland and the Czech Republic Uber was super cheap and I had some amazing conversations with the drivers but never knew if getting picked up would go smoothly or not.
But in Europe it might ask you to walk over a mile! I was careful (or so I thought) to find a place that made sense for the driver. But Uber wouldn't agree even if it meant getting picked up at a bus stop where by the time I arrived was already gone. I was always charged as the at fault party.
In Poland and the Czech Republic Uber was super cheap and I had some amazing conversations with the drivers but never knew if getting picked up would go smoothly or not.