Concerns are rising among Uber and other ride-share drivers in Puebla after Eduardo Yair Araujo Solórzano vanished while on a trip. The driver disappeared yesterday, June 9, 2026, after leaving his home to pick up a passenger in Privada 23 Poniente, Puebla, heading toward Villa Vicente Guerrero in Tlaxcala.

His sudden disappearance has alarmed his family and fellow drivers, especially since Eduardo Yair abruptly left multiple tracking groups and stopped responding to calls. His red Volkswagen Virtus, license plate UBG-608-B, is also missing, fueling fears that he may have been forcibly taken or robbed.

Adding to the mystery, the last satellite tracking data showed his vehicle moving toward Oaxaca, a route unexpected for the original trip. It was during this journey that he left safety chats and his phone was turned off, raising serious concerns about his well-being.

Eduardo Yair’s family has already filed a formal missing person report with Puebla’s Fiscalía General del Estado and is urging the public to share any information that could help locate him or his vehicle.

This case highlights ongoing safety challenges faced by gig economy workers in Puebla and beyond. As cities like Puebla invest in innovative public transport solutions such as cablebús and teleféricos, which promise safer, more reliable mobility options, the need for secure and inclusive transportation infrastructure becomes even clearer. For migrant communities and digital platform workers, these developments could mean safer commutes and stronger protections in the future.

If you have any information about Eduardo Yair or his vehicle, please contact local authorities immediately.