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In Uber Eats delivery driver chat groups, you often hear people say, “I got a penalty today.” Newcomers are usually confused when they hear this term, so this article will explain it clearly.

What is a “control order”?:"Order throttling" refers to the Uber Eats system intentionally reducing the number of orders assigned to you based on your performance. This is not something delivery drivers can control themselves; it is determined automatically by the system.

Why was I issued a ticket?

Based on my experience discussing this with colleagues, there are several main reasons why orders are rejected:

• Pick-up rate is too low:I often accept orders and then cancel them
• The order completion rate is too low:Accepted the order but did not actually complete the delivery
• Customer Complaint:Has received multiple complaints from guests
• Outside of online hours:If you've been offline for a long time and suddenly come back online, the system will monitor your activity for a while first.

What to Do If You Receive a Ticket:To be honest, there are no shortcuts. You just have to keep working hard, maintain a high order acceptance rate and completion rate, and the system will gradually regain its trust in you. The adjustment period usually lasts about two to four weeks.

My suggestion:Instead of trying to figure out how to handle a violation notice, it’s better not to cross the line in the first place. Maintain a consistent track record of fulfilling orders and avoid canceling orders frequently—that’s the only way to keep your account in good standing.