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Replacing a rideshare vehicle can interrupt your access to trips if the account change is handled in the wrong order. Learn what to check before making the switch.

Replacing Your Rideshare Car Without Disrupting Your Driver Account

Trading in a car used for rideshare can create an unexpected problem if the old vehicle disappears before its replacement clears Uber or Lyft. A new car may meet every basic requirement and still be u...

Columbia, Missouri, is expanding its downtown rideshare pickup zones from 34 to 66 spaces and extending reserved hours beginning at 9 p.m.

Columbia Expands Downtown Rideshare Pickup Zones Ahead of Mizzou Home Game

Rideshare drivers working downtown Columbia, Missouri, will soon have nearly twice as many designated pickup and drop-off spaces after the City Council unanimously approved an expansion of the city...

JFK Terminal 5 and 7 Uber and Lyft pickups remain at the Howard Beach AirTrain lot. See what rideshare drivers need to know about pickups, staging, and drop-offs.

JFK Terminal 5 and 7 Rideshare Pickups Remain at Howard Beach During Construction

Rideshare drivers working at John F. Kennedy International Airport should continue heading to the Howard Beach pickup lot when matched with passengers arriving at Terminals 5 and 7. The temporary pick...

Learn how rideshare trips across state lines can affect return pickups, airport queues, and earnings, with examples from major multi-state markets.

Taking Rideshare Trips Across State Lines: What Drivers Need to Know

A trip from New Jersey to Manhattan or from Maryland into Washington, D.C. may not look much different from any other ride when it comes through the app. The difference can show up after the passenger...

Learn why cities are expanding curb management programs, how designated rideshare pickup zones are changing passenger pickups, and what the changes mean for rideshare drivers.

How Curb Management Is Changing Rideshare Pickups in Cities Across the U.S.

Finding a safe place to pick up or drop off a passenger has become more complicated than simply pulling to the curb. In many downtowns, entertainment districts and transportation hubs, curb space is n...

Learn the best practices for rideshare drivers handling lost passenger property, including secure storage, communication, and returning items through Uber and Lyft.

Handling Lost Passenger Property as a Rideshare Driver

Few situations are more common in rideshare driving than discovering a passenger has left something behind. It might be a phone wedged between the seats, a wallet on the floorboard, or a backpack in t...

Zoox has launched paid robotaxi rides in Las Vegas after receiving federal approval, adding another autonomous ride-hailing service to the growing U.S. market.

Zoox Launches Paid Robotaxi Rides in Las Vegas Following Federal Approval

Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle company Zoox has launched paid robotaxi rides in Las Vegas after receiving a first-of-its-kind exemption from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)...

Compare Uber and Lyft from a driver's perspective, including rider demand, earnings, app experience, multi-apping, support, and the factors that matter most on the road.

Driving for Uber or Lyft? Here’s How They Compare

Ask experienced rideshare drivers whether Uber or Lyft is the better platform, and you’ll probably get the same answer: it depends on where you drive. While both companies operate using the same...

Learn how rideshare drivers can avoid wrong passenger pickups by recognizing common problem situations and using consistent verification habits.

Wrong Passenger Pickups and How Rideshare Drivers Can Avoid Them

Most wrong passenger pickups do not happen because a driver ignores the verification process. They happen during the busiest parts of the shift. A rideshare driver pulls up outside a concert venue, an...

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