Signing up to drive for rideshare or delivery is pretty easy. You upload your registration, driver’s license, and insurance, and let them run a
COVID-19 has been a nightmare for everybody, and drivers have certainly not been spared. When the lockdowns first occurred, and people stopped pinging for
Tom Kelley is one of those guys who doesn’t just talk about getting things done—he gets things done. So in early 2019, after being
It came right down to the wire, as Uber and Lyft threatened to suspend operations in California at midnight on August 21. Hundreds of
False accusations from passengers, and getting deactivated, can leave you feeling pretty helpless, not to mention distraught. Companies will tell you their decision is
Both Uber and Lyft are threatening to leave California as a result of the latest developments in the fight over the employment status of
When Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi announced Q2 2020 earnings last week, no one expected to hear great news. We all know how rough it’s
For the last few weeks, we’ve been watching and hoping that the federal government would find a way to extend the $600 Pandemic Unemployment
We knew this was going to happen. When the CARES Act passed Congress in late March, drivers and other independent contractors were given the
The City of Seattle has been working to create an equitable working environment for rideshare and delivery drivers in the Seattle area, so city
Want to Make More Money? Who doesn’t, right? Well as a rideshare driver, you have more opportunities than you might realize to generate income
You read that right. If an airport official cites an Uber driver for a traffic infraction, Uber pays the fine and then deducts the
