$9.00 per hour. That’s roughly what Jeff Upton made the first time he tried waiting at Pittsburgh International Airport to score a big rideshare
I have the same conversation with rideshare drivers waiting at Pittsburgh International all the time. Driver: “Man there are no pings coming in AT
As a rideshare driver in Pittsburgh, you get a first-hand view of everything our city has to offer. Sure, Pittsburgh is considered a small,
According to The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, a survey of rideshare drivers in 20 cities across the United States found that drivers in Pittsburgh are roughly
Pittsburgh drivers are a unique breed. Mostly because they have to be in order to navigate Pittsburgh’s infamous one-lane streets, crazy steep hills, narrow
Rideshare services and companies hold Pittsburgh to a certain standard. Uber chose this city to become the flagship for testing its innovative self-driving car,
As a key innovation of Gridwise, real-time alerts give you the power to make the right decisions as a driver. Often when you’re driving,
Background Name: Jeff Altman Driving for: 6 months TNC Services: Uber (X and XL) and Lyft Driving Commitment: Full-time (40-50 hrs/week) Important Metrics: “I
The city of Pittsburgh isn’t known for its perfect infrastructure. That’s because the problems with the city’s roads, power grids, and structures border on
Why even accept the ride? If rides to and from airports are long, time-consuming and sometimes require you to sit in annoying traffic, then
Heinz Field & PNC Park If you’re a rideshare driver in Pittsburgh looking to capitalize on surge pricing, then you’re looking for the pickup/dropoff
Background Name: Bill Scott Driving for: 5 months TNC Services: Uber X and Uber Premium Driving Commitment: Full-time Important Metrics: “I usually go by
