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🗓️ Nov 2026 🏷️ Travel English · Transportation English 🕒 7 min read
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| Giving a destination | → | Can you take me to the airport, please? |
| Showing an address | → | Can you follow this address? |
| Using a map location | → | Can we go to this location? |
| Asking about time | → | How long will it take? |
| Asking about price | → | How much will it cost approximately? |
| Confirming payment | → | Can I pay with a card? |
| Asking for help | → | Could you help me with my luggage, please? |
🗣️ Example Conversation
👩 Passenger: Hi. Can you take me to the Harbour Hotel, please?
🧑 Driver: Sure. Do you have the address?
👩 Passenger: Yes. Can you follow this location on my phone?
🧑 Driver: No problem.
👩 Passenger: How long will it take?
🧑 Driver: About twenty-five minutes.
👩 Passenger: Great. Can I pay with a card?
🧑 Driver: Yes, you can.
📱 Finding Your Driver
“Where should I meet you?”
“I’m standing outside Door 4.”
“I’m wearing a black jacket.”
“What colour is your car?”
“What is the licence plate number?”
“I can see you now.”
Before entering a ride-share vehicle, confirm the driver, vehicle and licence plate against the information in your app.
🗺️ Directions and Route Requests
“Please stop at the main entrance.”
“Could you drop me off here?”
“Could you take the faster route?”
“Please avoid the toll road.”
“Could we stop at an ATM?”
“Please wait here for five minutes.”
⚠️ Handling a Problem Politely
“I think we may be going the wrong way.”
“Could you check the address again?”
“Could you please use the meter?”
“This is not the location I entered.”
“Could you stop somewhere safe, please?”
Stay calm, explain the issue clearly, and use the app’s safety or support features when necessary.
🔧 Problem → Need → Request
Problem: The driver appears to be heading toward the wrong destination.
Need: You need the driver to confirm the address.
Request: “I think we may be going the wrong way. Could you check this address again, please?”
Quick Tip ✅
Keep your destination open on your phone before the ride begins.
Show the driver the address instead of trying to pronounce every unfamiliar word.







