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Throo has entered the New York City rideshare market with a $1-per-ride driver fee and more than 53,000 driver sign-ups as it takes on Uber and Lyft.

Throo Enters New York City Rideshare Market With $1-Per-Ride Driver Fee.

New York City rideshare drivers have another platform competing for their trips. Throo, a new app from Singapore-based mobility company TADA, has entered the city with a model that replaces the tradit...

Weekdays rideshare demand in Manhattan follows clear patterns. Learn the best times to drive, avoid low demand hours, and plan smarter schedules based on real trip activity.

Best Times to Work Weekdays in Manhattan for Rideshare Drivers Based on Trip Demand

Driving rideshare in Manhattan is not about how long you stay online. It is about when you choose to work. Weekday trip demand in New York City follows predictable patterns tied to commuting behavior,...

Which Cities Are Becoming Gig Driver Dead Zones—and Which Are Still Worth It

Not all cities are created equal when it comes to driving for Uber, Lyft, or other platforms. Some offer high demand and fair pay, while others make it harder for drivers to earn a decent living—espec...

Learn how to make the most of Lyft's credit program in New York City to offset the impact of the new congestion pricing toll. Get key details on how the program works, how to maximize your credits, and stay informed about NYC's rideshare fees.

How to Utilize Lyft Credits for NYC’s Congestion Pricing

New York City’s congestion pricing toll has officially rolled out, impacting rideshare drivers operating in the central parts of Manhattan. This new $1.50 fee applies to trips that pass through the Ce...