Florida is one of the busiest states for rideshare services, but the best market isn’t always the one with the largest population or the most visitors. Drivers who earn consistently often choose...
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...
Long pickup requests are part of rideshare driving. Some days it seems like every request is just around the corner. Other days, the app asks drivers to travel several miles before a passenger even en...
Busy venue pickups can make or break a rideshare shift. Airports, stadiums, concert venues, convention centers, nightlife districts, and large hotels often create the same problems at the worst possib...
Lyft is continuing to expand a new driver focused feature designed to help rideshare operators make better decisions about where and when to work during busy periods. The company’s Earnings Assistant ...
A new rideshare competitor is preparing to launch in New York City with a model built around driver pay. The platform, BLOC, is introducing a no-commission structure where drivers keep the full fare i...
Rideshare drivers who run Uber and Lyft at the same time grab rides from whichever platform pings first. This approach fills gaps when one app stays quiet, letting drivers spend more time on the road ...
New data from rideshare analytics firm Obi offers a clear look at how autonomous and semi-autonomous services are reshaping pricing, wait times, and rider sentiment in major markets. For active ridesh...
Rideshare driving isn’t just picking up passengers. The drivers who consistently make more money treat it like a small business. Using tech beyond the Uber or Lyft app can really help. It’s not about ...