Aharami
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Uber's policy on that is "follow the laws of the road". Most people around here buy the windshield holder thing.
IMO, Uber/Lyft/etc should provide that along with the iphone
Uber's policy on that is "follow the laws of the road". Most people around here buy the windshield holder thing.
IMO, Uber/Lyft/etc should provide that along with the iphone
IMO, Uber/Lyft/etc should provide that along with the iphone
"I thought that I could earn a better income driving for these companies. Their ads led me to believe my pay would be $25 an hour."
"At the airport, I earned $9.47 an hour as a dispatcher and had health-care benefits. With Uber and Lyft, driving 37,000 miles in 2014, after all my expenses (vehicle financing, fueling, insuring and maintaining) I earn $2.64 an hour and have no health-care coverage if injured."
The dude expected $25 an hour? I guess I haven't seen their ads, but that just seems a bit silly to expect.
The guy expected $25 an hour, after his car's monthly payment, gas, maintenance, and insurance.
The ads have been slowly declining in quality,. At first it was like...
EARN UP TO $1000 A WEEK DRIVING FOR UBER
Then it was
EARN UP TO $800 A WEEK DRIVING FOR UBER
Then it was
GET UP TO $700 IN FARES DRIVING FOR UBER
Now it's
GET UP TO $660 IN FARES DRIVING FOR UBER
The dude expected $25 an hour? I guess I haven't seen their ads, but that just seems a bit silly to expect.
To be honest though it was like that. A friend of mine was making $1000 profit a week in LA about 2 years ago. $660 in fares which comes out to about $530 a week in profit is about what you can make right now unless you hit some really nice rides.
I had some pretty great days when I was driving but also some meh ones.
How's the Uber rate now compared to when you were driving?
I've read that Uber has a habit of starting with relatively high fares when they first enter a new city. Once established, the rate starts going lower.
But the lower rate is supposed to attract more riders so you're supposed to make more... That's funny because for that to work, you'd have to have a lot of downtime and more riders would increase uptime. Otherwise, you'd have to work more hours to make more. And if your city's service is established, there should be a steady supply of drivers, maybe to the point of saturation -- unless so many have been banned or discouraged from low income.
I'll just leave this here - http://imgur.com/FUSUDsk
oh yeah, strike this weekend. So if you can't find an uber or it's surging like a mofo, that's why.
Cool. I need to do a ride before my account gets deactivated.
Prices in OC got raised by .95 cents.
you mean the SRF got raised by .95 cents - yea SRF got raised everywhere (almost).
Been riding Lyft for the past 2 weeks with their 50% off promo.
Nah minimum ride got raised.
it's the SRF a subset of the fare though?
$4.95 - 1.95 SRF = $3 to the driver, less 20-25% commission = 2.25 - 2.40 to the driver.
I'll just leave this here - http://imgur.com/FUSUDsk
oh yeah, strike this weekend. So if you can't find an uber or it's surging like a mofo, that's why.
Wow, she must have been really drunk to accidentally sit on a chocolate cake.
Did her friends just dump her into a car with a stranger and let him/her drive off with the drunk/passed out bachelorette?