10 Years Driving Uber & Lyft Lifetime Earnings & Stats
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- RSG contributor Joe has been driving Uber and Lyft for 10 years. Check out his stats like lifetime earnings, lifetime miles and total rides given as an Uber and Lyft driver.
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I'm Harry, the founder of The Rideshare Guy. I started driving for Uber and Lyft in 2015 and eventually quit my day job as an aerospace engineer to run The Rideshare Guy full time.
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It's safe enough to say we need a normal 9 to 5 job after we watched 👀 this 😆
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No,that's even worse.People do Uber,Doordash etc because they're tired of 9 to 5 jobs.
@shabadime10- not true. You need to be a businessman and not a victim. PLENTY of profit opportunity using U/L (as despicable as they are)
@@1mortalados63
Yes you're right because they have no idea of what they're getting themselves into. They go by what they hear of freedom and making money when you want and that's far from the reality. The harsh reality is your cramping out on your car for 10-13 hours a day killing your back and affecting your overall health. The pay is unpredictable and unstable and you have to save for maintenance and repairs that come up unexpectedly, also you need to save for taxes as well. You don't have any health insurance or retirement plan and to add insult to injury you can lose your job with no cause or explanation why. People with families, bills and real responsibilities can't afford to live in lingo this is just a reality! Ask anyone that has done gig work full time and they will tell you it's not sustainable in the long run and it was never meant to be a career.
252k over 10 years is pathetic bro. Like this is sooooo so bad why would you continue.
Less than 10 weeks in and over 12k made, you’re doings doing seriously wrong
I’ve already had 6 rides at $100 in those 10 weeks and you had 2 in 10 years?
Yeah ok over $12k in less than twelve weeks stop lying man!
This driver is in Minnesota or Minneapolis. Every market is different. I am in LA. where were spread out. putting 200 miles on your car in one day is possible. But 200 miles paid every day is impossible. You can get close. But even in a busy market like Los Angeles. You are talking driving 10 hours a day in constant motion. In other words. .
where are you pick up and then drop off. When you drop off your next ride Hass to be right there. Granted five minutes away. Every single drop off Hass to have that happened to you. Where you’re literally already got the next call and it’s right there a minute away or five minutes away. And that Hass to happen for the next 10 hours. We’re talking back to back ,back to back, back to back ,back to back ,back to back. No other way to do it.
it would be hard to believe that you were getting either back to back 50 mile rides or 25 mile rides.
Again it depends on the market you’re in. Not every city state has the same activity.
Same goes with the money per ride.
Pre-Covid I could do three rides in a week that were 90 miles each. And it happened to me regularly. currently in this economic climate I’ll be lucky to do one a month.
Remember we’re talking paid miles. That’s the miles that there is someone sitting in your car. Not you driving around to get to a spot. Not driving back home or to a store or whatever else you got going on.
And the most important part of this whole thing. What market are you in compared to what market is he in.
Yea I thought he would have made more. I pull in around 14k in 10 weeks.
Well back it up Jacobs. Every market is different.
@@bballah9969 I’ve hit 1500 minimum every week driving ~40 hours each week in the Charlotte area. 8 weeks and counting now. I don’t feel the need to prove to you anything, I’m just stating that in my opinion… if you’re not making money with Uber or Lyft then you are doing it in an unintelligent way.
Thanks for being transparent. This is a good indicator of what you’ll make as a part-time driver.
Nice. Well done bro. The TWINS should be rewarding drivers like you but instead they will give you the run around.
I did a trip for Uber that was 123 miles one way and got $106, no tip, it was paid for by the rider's health insurance from the hospital.
Don’t ever do that again,encourage to cancel or not even bother accepting that shit
155 miles $110 here. One time and learned my lesson
I drive too. Do not ever do long rides. Long rides doesn’t pay. Waste of time and miles. Short rides pay more than long rides.
I did a 583 mile trip and got paid $787. No tip. Me likey!
@@rickcarson9423 Congratulations you hit the jackpot. Cash in your chips walk out of the Casino check out of the hotel and get the first flight outta Vegas. The house always wins and they will get that $ back. Also you are full of dreams old man.
Dude you need to create your own channel. Besides Chris and Sergio you’re the only other thing I watch on here. Your content is stellar!
Thank you
I did that amount in six years thank you and I’m done
I'm curious , in all those 10 years you did not get a $150++ ride? Did you cherry pick these rides or accept them all?
In 2024 U/L, profit lies in the shorter rides. Chasing revenue is not a measure of income or profitability.
How many active hours?
I've never looked at my total stats but I've been a rideshare driver for 6.2 years. Funny thing though - Uber lowered the amount of time I've been driving on their platform. I started with Lyft and added Uber about 6 months later.
Thanks for this. You seem like a good guy.
Are you going to school? Have you inherited some money? Do you have a send job?Because you
really aren't making much money. How much was paid to the tax man? Have you been able to save for some money?
Sorry, I found the data interesting but I feel kinda bad seeing those totals
So good luck
I have 24000 total ride in 9 years New York each year gross 100k
How many cars / and or / maintenance / and gas expenses
He forgot about his taxes and expenses
He did that on purpose the reality is he didn't make any money he's negative just like the rest of them. The reality is after buying a new car, maintenance, taxes he's in the hole. Also I'm sure he didn't add going to the chiropractor to get his back adjusted after sitting "camping out" in your car for 12-5 hours a day seven days a week and you say you have freedom lol. I'm sure his overall numbers for his personal health can't be good as far as cholesterol and blood sugar and other bio markers are concerned. Gig work is for delusional fools time to wake up folks and stop working for peanuts and get a real job
Yeah I only made 36k last year (not counting expenses), and still had to pay the IRS over $1,300.. over 25k miles on a car, gas is around 5$/gal and avg rent is over $1,900mth where live. (i dont pay that, I rent a room for half that otherwise I'd be living in my car).. Fast food now pays over 20$ where I live, so yeah, its sadly becoming more worth it to hang up the car keys and go flip burgers with the high-school kids.
@@rogerwilco1777
Thank you for your comment and for being honest. Wish you the best of luck my friend with all your future endeavors 🙏
Looks like you're the king of $1 per mile trips however congrats on the 10 years
With your hours, you'd have been a millionaire had you worked at McDonalds instead of driving for Uber.
What McDonald's do you know that would pay a regular worker a million dollars in 10 years? Not likely
@@bromeo22 One with a great 401k plan.
@@bromeo22 Cold have been a cashier at Walmart in their stock purchase plan which allows you to buy stock weekly at a discounted rate. Would have been a millionaire multiple times over.
I am retired and make about $150 per day when I have time and feel like working. I usually go out for 5 hours at a time. It’s a fantastic part time gig…no idea what all the hate is about
Man This this is not worth the Trouble. Especially if you factor in Expenses and Risk.
Bro you must living in your moms basement or in a paid off trailer to accept that yearly wage .
Does anyone noticed that his facial hair looks like he is sporting the Hilter stache. 😅
Wear and tear on car. Insurance, hours worked no health insurance and 25.2k a year bro fuck that no 401k this is slavery
I've done almost 17k rides in 7 years your numbers seam low
I'd like to know where I am on the list of most rides taken by an Uber driver. 28,660 on UberX, 5688 UberEats. 1818 with Lyft. Uber has definitely treated me better than Lyft.
Yikes! Ride share does not seem like a sustainable way to earn a good living for most.
It was never meant to be a full time career and this man is honest for putting out this video and he seems proud of his stats. Reality is he's losing time and money better off getting a real job
@@bballah9969 People who do gig work who actually do the math hopefully understand what is going on. They are paying a "freedom tax" of not having to punch a clock at whatever time a w2 expects them to be there. Gig workers who have been doing it for a while KNOW they are paying a tax here. I am not willing to pay that freedom tax. I just happen to have a w2 that pays a living wage. The gig workers out there that complain about the pay need to understand they have to learn a marketable skill
@@bballah9969flexibility is king….work when you want as a side gig. If he cleared 150g in 10 years, that pays for a lot of fun
The question is how much money have you saved in those 10 years 😂😂😂 and how many times have they cut your pay maybe 6 or 7 times and how much do you owed to the IRS in this 10 years? All drivers are in debt or in the same place for the past 7 or 10 years with no money saved no money for retirement and no health insurance or pay raise and your health detiriorating year by year and getting old and more broke and destroying your vihicles and your personal car insurance if where involved in a few accidents.
Uber's a side or part time gig. I'm tetired and love it but most people need a "REAL" job to survive.
This is really bad, you’d definitely be better off flipping burgers.
This is horrible trip average this les then $7 a trip keep in mind there are driver over 60k trips at $10 avrages at 10 years this drive needs to watch you this channel more often i toon 2 yeara of doing selling car and delivery did 5k food delivers and 15k plus rides this driver is not following your stats that your chabi uses and is not even hittinf a $7 per trip this coming from a 8year plus drive who took nearly 2 years off
and it’s worse than ever
That averages to $25.2K per year....You need to either move to a more busy area or get a "Mc Job"...(In NYC for the past 5 years, I've averaged $103 K / Year...before expenses however)