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Bewildered passenger left stranded after Uber driver tests positive to METH in random roadside drug test in the middle of fare
By Nkayla Afshariyan For Daily Mail Australia08:41 EDT 01 Oct 2017, updated 08:41 EDT 01 Oct 2017
Western Australian police tweeted the image of the man's test, showing a positive result for meth and a negative reading for cannabis.
The man was caught by a random drug and alcohol police operation on Shepparton Road.
Police were out in force across the nation over the long weekend as the country came together to watch both the AFL and NRL grand finals.
Uber Australia said it was investigating the incident and reiterated their zero tolerance for drivers working under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
'We make it clear in our community guidelines that anyone who drives on the app having used drugs or alcohol will have their access to the app permanently removed,' Uber Australia spokesman Mike Scott said.
Bewildered passenger left stranded after Uber driver tests positive to METH in random roadside drug test in the middle of fare
By Nkayla Afshariyan For Daily Mail Australia08:41 EDT 01 Oct 2017, updated 08:41 EDT 01 Oct 2017
Western Australian police tweeted the image of the man's test, showing a positive result for meth and a negative reading for cannabis.
- Uber passenger was stranded in Perth after their driver tested positive to drugs
- The driver was caught driving under the influence of methamphetamine
- Police caught the man on Sunday afternoon on Shepparton Road
- Uber Australia said they are investigating the incident
The man was caught by a random drug and alcohol police operation on Shepparton Road.
Police were out in force across the nation over the long weekend as the country came together to watch both the AFL and NRL grand finals.
Uber Australia said it was investigating the incident and reiterated their zero tolerance for drivers working under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
'We make it clear in our community guidelines that anyone who drives on the app having used drugs or alcohol will have their access to the app permanently removed,' Uber Australia spokesman Mike Scott said.