In my situation, I was rock button and I really didn't have anything back in 2016. I couldn't find a job, I was sending a million applications and no luck whatsoever. My number one goal in my life was to get my education and 4 years later I was able to achieve no only my bachelors but also my masters information systems that I received July this year. We all know that Uber and Lyft is a rip off but base on the situation that I was involved, I was able to get back on my feet. I am forever grateful.
That is awesome my friend! Thank you fro sharing. Would you be willing to share your story on a video? I'm woking on a special project and I want people to know this about Uber and Lyft. it was a similar situation for me.
I think your attitude Luis Riba is wonderful. More people should have you appreciation you go back 10 years before Uber was a concept in anybody's mind what alternative to all these people have that are complaining about driving for Uber NOTHING! So they should be very happy that they have a vehicle no pun intended to have a casual coming in on a day by day week by week basis to tide one over until things get better instead of bellyaching about a situation that they voluntarily put themselves in. Now that doesn't mean Uber's hands are clean I think the biggest crime they did was lowering their rates from what they paid driver originally which is a ethical error to draw somebody into a business deal at a certain rate and to change it and make it lower is almost criminal but as long as a person hasn't invested in buying a new vehicle it's really no loss because you can get out anytime unless you missed out on a job opportunity then you didn't have when you joined Uber. There really is no job like it that you can pick your own hours and go on vacation when you want it's just a generation of whiners that is existing in the world today. Misery loves company and I won't accept their invitation!
It feels like a complete waste of time waiting for requests for two hours straight and I get nothing. However, every single day that I start “Ubering,” I seem to get a request within three minutes of being online but after I complete that delivery, I’ll be waiting for two whole hours before I get another request. I’m literally wasting my time and am thinking about making a civil case. It seems like this might be a “rigged” system already. I have noticed that the payout my look worth it but if you really look into the delivery and look into the miles, it really is not worth it. For example, going eight miles for a single delivery worth $10.50. Then I’ll sit in the middle of a restaurant hub for minutes upon minutes waiting for requests but actually won’t receive any requests unless I move about a mile away from the restaurant hub. (Restaurant hub: Sit in restaurants, fast food restaurants, bars, etc.). I expect to get feedback from this or I will be taking action a step further. Yea, thanks.
After part-time driving Uber NY suburbs on my 2018 Civic EX-T, I figured out the best times to drive. I only pick up within 2 miles of my correct locations. I’m averaging 33.3 mpg which is great. The only bummer is I can’t pick up anyone in NYC so if I have to drop off anyone in Manhattan or other NYC boroughs, I have to drive back to the suburbs to pick up new passengers. I’m still I making over $1,000 a week full-time consistently
@@TheRideshareHustle Certain cities within some states protect the yellow cab business by restricting ride share drivers within their jurisdiction. NYC offers only a limited number of rideshare drivers and they are heavily regulated. If you’re registered with the NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission.you are allowed to accept rides. However, if you live outside the NYC jurisdiction, you’re out of luck.
I agree with you on some points. I was driving Uber and lyft for 2 year. In the tri state area. Last year I made $80,000 with both platform. People see that number and they Look automatically think its net. Here is the reason why I stopped. 1. Uber & Lyft where taken more than 60% on the short ride. They send you to make a pick up that is 4 miles away. You get there it a short ride. You get $3.70 they get $6.00 rider payed $9.70. They are charging all these fees and reaping the rewards. 2. Rider given you a low rating for a free ride. 3. To many scammers. 4. I hate the inconsistency one week you made $1500 the next week you cant even brake $500. 5. Tolls are out of control. Don't tell me the rider pay for it not true. You give a ride from Newark Airport to Pennsylvania you get $50 $15 is toll. You got payed $35 you think not bad $35 a hour Right? Wrong you need to come back home thats Another $15 in tolls you pay out of your pocket. So now your at $20. A hour now you can't work out of state you need to drive back you just lost a hour so that $50 went to $10 a hour for two hours. Not included gas and mileage on your car. Then you see that the rider payed $80. Makes you even more mad. Make sense let me know what you think. Just a few of my reason.
I agree, I did both Uber and Lyft full time for 3 months in 2016 and I was feeding my spreadsheet daily as I do with my other delivery business. Driving a Prius at the time, made my numbers OK but looking at the time spent, it did not look good at all, such a waste of life. It's not a career, it's something you do till you get a job. It helps paying bills in full and not carry balances to avoid paying fees and interest, that's about it.
@@landshass2849 True not a Career so true. I haven't done Uber or Lyft in 3 months now I tried Uber Eats I did it 4 Hours not bad made $120. Believe or not, half was in tips. 10 delivery 9 tips. Of course you know what Neighborhood that was. If you're a Uber Driver you can figure it out. I got right out.
That's so true riders r giving low rating now so u know what I'm glad they are closing shit down again people are so ungrateful of driver's now 😡😡😡🤷🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
I agree, they don't pay us the petrol, they don't pay us the insurance and the car cost and they take all the money for themselves. It's a rip off Uber driver
Right now is completely disfunctional because the company finds trips you hate most trying to push you as far away as possible. You drive back you make $5 an hour after gas.
I've noticed this myself. I've seen after being a driver for a year the fare is getting less and less but the travel and time is getting longer and longer. Luckily I'm in school at 42 thanks to covid and my 15 year profession being destroyed by it to get another degree and quit driving for good. It has done it's part in paying the bills but the stress and inconsistency I'm over it
Bro uber driving is by far the best job however it's not the worst I would say it's a decent job for someone that lives near or at a city especially If you don't got kids or a wife /husband and if you live below your means .
I am a traditional taxi driver. I make anywhere from $150 to $200 a night net (after gas, which we must buy) in a 12 hour shift. And I use a company vehicle which the company maintains. Does it need oil? The company supplies it. Does the car need a new battery? The company supplies it. You Uber drivers are being ripped off. Become a traditional taxi driver. We too have the freedom to work when we want, and can use the company car as a personal vehicle within reason (most cities). I personally know of five traditional taxi drivers who went to Uber or Lyft or both who are now back to traditional taxi driving.
I drove a cab in St. Louis for years, and this sounds like the kind of strategy I used. I was forced to quit because I went through a period of disastrous bad health for about five years. I decided not to go back because the cab rental was HUGE. I ended up spending Jaguar prices for ten year old, burned out police cars. If Uber doesn’t work out, though, I left the cab business with a pretty good record - fifteen years without a chargeable accident, and few customer complaints - and they’ve let me know via email that the company I worked for wants me back.
@@TheRideshareHustle Sitting on my dead ass, basically, watching RUclips videos. (And to whoever is interested, there are HUGE amounts of concert footage available of all the greats in every genre. The Who, Jimi,, The Stones if you like rock, Rory Gallagher and SRV if you’re a blues cat, Paco if you like flamenco, and great performances in classical music - Gould, Bernstein, etc.) There are several universities and business parks in my city, so I can spend my rush hours getting trips to the airport (which happens to be a hub for all the airlines). I’m on Social Security so I won’t need much to fill up my bank account. And I can spend my summers taking courses at the local community college to acquire other skills, so I’m already planning my exit strategy. And a tip to new drivers. I used to carry a FAT CD wallet in my cab, and I got FAT tips by turning customers onto great sounds they’d never heard before. There’s nothing like rocking your brains out down Route 66 to The Stones. The customers love it. And thanks for your concern. I’ll be keeping a very close eye on your channel.
I'm just starting up now because all the college kids just returned. went out for a couple hours last night and the profit margin was actually pretty high. I'll give a fuel for it to see if it stays that way or not. right now I'm just looking for something flexible while I regrow my other business that got hit pretty hard by covid anyway. Basically right now I'm seeing if I can't combine three part-time incomes. And I'm kind of lumping all of these make money driving your car apps as one. Uber was just the quickest one to let me start working. I had fun though I met some fun people. For now I have a pretty new condition and reliable Hyundai that can take the initial mileage for a while at least lol
I got approved for Uber, I'm a little nervous, lol, don't know why lol, I'll give it a try, I'm single also, reading what you said is a huge help, how many hours should I work to make at least 200 or 300 a day
@@kmg7640 you not gonna make that much cuz rides are not as consistent as they once were. I used to make $200 a day now I'm lucky to get $150...driving 7 days.
When ever doing UBER quests it feels like on purpose you don’t receive rides or they make it very slow so that you turn off that app and don’t complete the quest
Depends on when and where u drive. If u go to downtown etc every uber driver will be there and a lot of people now work from home. Think smart driver the grave shift if u want back to back rides. No one really uses uber during the day time anymore
I love driving for Uber. My own schedule and my own boss. I'm single so it's easier for me to drive whenever I want to. Uber as a company isn't that great though. The driver app has technical flaws that Uber still hasn't fixed which I believe puts the lives of drivers in jeopardy. That said, in Birmingham, Alabama I was averaging about $1100 weekly (pre-COVID) and that is plenty of money for me to live comfortably. And I live in a townhouse with two vehicles (Uber car is paid for). And last year I made over $75,000 (pre-tax) and got a fat tax refund check of $5200 after deductions and so forth. It different for each driver depending on your situation. But to just say you shouldn't drive for Uber is being a little disingenuous. It's not for everyone but for others it's just fine.
Lovely review, thanks buddy. I just find something new and try to understand something better about my next experience as a Uber driver in Nottingham. If you have some special advice for me, please let me know here :) Thanks matey
Bro uber driving is by far the best job however it's not the worst I would say it's a decent job for someone that lives near or at a city especially If you don't got kids or a wife /husband ,
@@airionkosak5420 Flexibility and not being in a market that is overrun with drivers making it easier to make money anytime of day here. But what questions do you have?
You made $2300 in a 50 to 60 hr week? How is that a reason to not work for uber lyft? I was making $870 in a 56 hr week and was monday through Saturdays very very hard labor in uncomfortable hot dusty conditions. Id be very very happy to make even the $1500 in 60 hrs week just driving.
yeah, well it's not always like that. Plus my bills are high so when the moeny is not constant, I have a hard time making rent. Are you going to sign up to drive?
@@shawnwilliams5452 it can be one of those gigs that locks you into it though he has a point I'm enjoying it so far however it's one of those things where I have to grind at it constantly Anytime somebody inquires about my other business I almost resent trying to schedule any time of my day I'd normally be driving because it breaks up the consistency of making money in my shift that day Even though the whole reason I've been doing this as a gig right now is because it should be leaving me flexible to regrow my other business It's a double edged sword
You’re a single father of one daughter with an ex who also is 50% responsible for her overall care and well being. With that said, you could also be multitasking while sitting there as most driver’s do & work the Uber eats or door dash while waiting on rides to come in. There’s not many people who only do one of these services at one time.
$23.00 PER TRIP. Guess I didn't hear Miles/ gas cost/ oil changes/ and additional car maintenances. I'm not familiar with UBER or Lyft, so, I'm guessing you use YOUR Car, am I correct??
I only do it for a few days a week to make my car payment so I can drive a car that's a little bit more than I could actually afford not doing it I'm picking up a sienna hybrid tomorrow so I can get an Uber XL and only pay x gas prices because I would still get 35 miles per gallon in my area uberX pay 75 per mile which is only about 20 cents per mile over the IRS rate
My problem is, my car keeps breaking lol like idk how people who do Uber do it full time and can live off it, I only do Uber part time and there’s always something I have to fix within a couple of months
Great comment bro! I'm going to be going in to this on my live streams. Make sure you ring the bell and subscribe. I was actually just taking about this
It probably isn't worth it. If your car isn't a 2006 of newer you can't drive for them At first I was mad , but now I'm glad they're probably wear your car out don't pay you enough for repairs & some passenger trying to rob you
@@TheRideshareHustle They help. poor people not have a side gig by telling them what year your car has to be THAT'S Stupid as HELL. As long as it's in top condition what sense does the year it Is make???? JUST ANOTHER MULTI BILLION DOLLAR COMPANY F******* FOLKS OVER I HOPE THEY GO BANKRUPT ONE DAY SEEMS MEAN WHAT I SAID HUH? WELL WHAT DOES THAT SOUND LIKE TRYING TO MAKE SOME EXTRA MONEY TELLING YOU ABOUT YOUR CAR YEAR??
I live in California and it started to get pretty bad for us here. Our %'s were getting cut all the time. Right now I just do food delivery. I don't do it for Uber Eats for a.good reason. How are you guys doing out there now since March? I do miss airport runs. 😔
How are you doing now? I started Uber last year in Chicago and didn’t realize how lucrative it was going to be and want to move back to Orange County because Chicago roads are so bad
I'm a truck driver I have to drive 5,000 miles in 7 days to make $3,000. Gotta be away from my family weeks at a time an worry about D.O.T pulling me over trying to fine me. Right now I'm thinking Uber is better than driving a truck. Im just thinking 5000 miles a week working wit Uber WOW 😲💰💰💰💰💰
So you work seven days a week , you put 10 hours a day earn $30 an hour, take the expenses gas Maintenance the value of your car dropping Because of high mileage ending up making $15 an hour good luck
Uber is good for building up your own personal clientele as you keep 100 % . 🤑 Totally legal just as long as you pay your taxes and you have a commercial insurance policy.
Hey, thanks for commenting. Yeah I was just saying the amount of time spent in your car and not always being able to make the money you want in a specified time. Are you a driver?
I have a question soo..the 1500 and 800 in lift goes to 2300 together but it was 60 hours and 10 in lyft...did you add those too ? Or you were on on uber at the same time ?
Thank you for reaching out. Correct, I was on both apps at the same time, so my total time on each app needs to be combined. Note: This video was a while ago and now my advice would be to have a vehicle that is good for Uber x/ Lyft economy and do as many drives as possible. Unless you're doing what I was doing and working while you wait for your next ride with a premium vehicle.
@@TheRideshareHustle ok, ok its because i live in dallas and i drive uber x but thinking on changing to uber xl so i was doing my math to see an "hourly rate" for xl to see if it was worth the expense here (thinking on buying 2021 explorer)
Thank you very much for commenting and sharing! I'm sure you could make that much if you put in the time. The only question at this point is "how much time do you want to spend every week making money? Are you currently an Uber driver?
@@TheRideshareHustle As a single guy with no kids or commitments, this sounds like a fantastic job. Is it just a case of flicking on the app whenever you want to work and work as long as you want to?
I would be embarrassed to have a Cadillac, infinity or something nice as a F’n cab!! Everyone slamming your doors, cutting up your seats, shit on their shoes messing up your interior. Then your family has to ride in the same car?! Between the overpriced insurance, gas, maintenance and repairs, how much are you actually making??
Thank you fro commenting, I appreciate that. Yes, I totally agree that it can be a hassle. I do spend a good amount of time cleaning and maintaining my vehicle. I would like to have a second vehicle just for Uber. It pays the bills but I do it more for the time convenience. What do you do?
So that's good for city drivers. What about guys like me, down in Plymouth and Cape Cod, who have no desire to be near the cities? (Aside from Logan) Cheers to my fellow Masshole, btw! Good video!
@@TheRideshareHustle hey thanks for replying, I plan on starting next week. I’m renting a car in the city of Austin. So it’s realistic to make $2000 in about 60 hours?
I have an older video. If you go to my channel page and search rental cars it will come up. I just looked today and noticed Uber has new rental options available.
It's debatable but to be honest I like the rental idea because you know what your cost is going to be regarless of how many miles you put on. You have no maintenance costs with a rental. If something breaks on your own car, the cost is on you to fix
Did I miss where U shared Ur Expenses.. How much does it cost U to run this rig a Mile? Gas, Maint, Depreciation of Ur Vehicle? Thank U for sharing Ur Gross #’s, but Net is where it’s at.
Thank you for commenting! I think depreciation of your vehicle starts the minute you buy it? Every vehicle is different on cost of running it. I stick to highway rides and long distance to maximize my earnings. This vehicle takes premium rides which pay a higher rate per mile. The easiest way to look at it is this. Uber XL in Boston is $1.69/mile, the IRS lets you deduct $.58/mile. The profit is the difference. I'm also getting paid for time and pick up fee. Does that make sense?
@@TheRideshareHustle thank U for reply, R U getting paid for time U wait for rides? How much per hour? R U getting paid for time and costs to Dead Head to pick up your passenger? Just curious..
@@Robert-uo6qi Great questions. No, I do not get paid unless I have a passenger in the car. This is the reason I tall people to have their side hustle going and to be working on it while you wait. Furthermore, after some consideration, I believe the best strategy is Uber X during the week to stay busy and possibly have second car to drive Xl and premium modes for nights and weekends
@@TheRideshareHustle seems like a lot of Capital Investment in Initial purchase, upkeep, storage, maintenance, etc… I’d have to do a spreadsheet, but with an initial look, I can’t say that it looks like a lucrative business model. What Kind of Side Hustles can U do waiting in the car?
@@Robert-uo6qi Driving is not a lucrative business. I also do affiliate marketing and build websites and those types of things. It has finally paid off and now doing it on a full-time basis
I still think Uber makes people look dumb. 59hrs driving, we can just say easy without unpaid lunch break time about 65hrs minimum on the app and pimping the car. But we will go with your 59. So that vs a regular job means 19hrs overtime on a $20/22/hr base. Where does your courage begin and gas or mileage end? I said to myself I would do this until my regular job contract starts but it is honestly not worth it. I would rather just go watch a baby for 15 an hour. And that is the least you can get paid.
My last comment Uber has been losing money for years they were counting on self driving cars which didn’t happen as fast as they thought but remember when they do you’re gone so Why Help them ultimately get rid of you get rid of them first don’t drive for them make them go out of business they will deactivate you for no reason I promise you
Why not jus go the hot spots that your screen record shows. You complain but here you are staying put doing a vid when you could be driving to the red zone display on your the screen.
I feel like UBER is manipulating their driver app to much now before whoever was closer would get the ride now you can be parked in-front of a college dorm waiting and other drivers will pull up and no requests for me
Uber driver accepted my ride but was not moving, after 5 min I called with no answer. I had to cancel, not sure what the driver's strategy was but I'm complaining for my $5 cancel fee. What a douchebag.
The reason why you shouldn't drive for Uber or lyft is so you can get more rides for you LOL!!!!!! Waltham ,Lexington, Bedfah, Medfah,.....Hi from Pittsburgh PA. Ha!!!
Thanks for these great videos! I’ve watched maybe 8 already. Can you do a video on rideshare and COVID ? I live next to LAX and considering driving for Uber comfort and Lyft lux black with my 2020 Range Rover sport . Would love some advice and use your sign up codes
Thank you, I appreciate you watching my videos. Comfort is a waste for that vehicle. LUX Black might be worth it for extra money, but IDK how many rides you will get
@@naomiitovar2165 it's kind of common sense, like the money you would make would be so little when you deduct the fuel costs, depreciation and maintenance on a Range Rover
I usually only drive Uber for Christmas evening and new years because it's not worth it otherwise. But with the pandemic and me being unemployed. I am at it again. Uber pays way too little for this to be a decent job. Honestly you could make more as a pizza delivery driver. BUT. I would say that Uber is okay as a last ditch effort to make money so your situation isn't hopeless when unemployed. Otherwise it doesn't make much. It's basically minimum wage. Live in a major city ? Great. Then it's worth it for you. But not every city is like yours lol.
@@TheRideshareHustle West Palm Beach. The only place with surges is Downtown but that's it really. Last night I did 6 hours and clocked in around $15/h after expenses but that's cause it's the weekend lol. Gonna test the weekday and see how things go.
@@MarciaRain wow! You got incredibly lucky. That's more than I made today. I'm close to the airport so I'm thankfully able to take those long i95 trips. best of luck to you though that's an amazing tip
As long as they are getting a profit as Uber and Lyft. I don't see them losing money. When they started giving me 100% of my money, then we can say they are losing. Other than that tell that to somebody else.
Dude, you are making great money, and your headline, says why shouldn't you drive for Uber! Isn't it contradictory stament? You should find positive rather than negative.
Yeah, I mean that doesnt seem right to me either. Jay Crader from The Rideshare Guy drives out there and makes $2000 a week. They actually have a really good training to help drivers make more money. Check it out here:maximumridesharingprofits.com/dap/a/?a=1819
@@TheRideshareHustle Jay Cradeur doesn't make $2000 per week anymore. I drive in the bay area as well no more multiplyer surge and rate cuts combined with fuel at $4 per gallon allows you to take home only $1200 tops working 60+ per week. Very sad to see how fast earnings can plummet overnight.
@@TheRideshareHustle some Body told me ... he is here in Munich uber driver ... and can make 6k (EURO) uber takes 4k and he has only 2k... even if it is the other way around it would be to Crazy... is this truh??? This cant be truh...
Dress up! People tip based on your demeanor and should never be based upon how u look. What world are you living in? How you treat people is key. So proper hospitality is thrown out the door. Oh I dressed nice so I dont have to greet and display the type of hospitality that’s appropriate. Do you get out of your car to accompany or aid one with there luggage? This man said “I dress nice so I get good tips.” May not have been word for word, but you alluded to that. Greeting them with thr highest respect. Taking bags from them as they approach your vehicle to help put in trunk and making feel comfortable is where you’ll get tips.
I am working on rideshare application ( riders app / drivers app) the drivers can use app for a very reasonable monthly or weekly fee. Drivers doesn't need to pay ahead Example if the weekly fee is $100 drivers can go online receive requests and get the total fare, drivers cannot cash out unless there earning balance is more than the weekly fee,
@@TheRideshareHustle I respect your view. You having a suit on or dress shirt and trousers with a car that is dirty then what? I agree to a degree. 2days ago I picked up 3 clients together. It was night time. Not much to see as far as how I was dressed. The interior of my vehicle is dark. Not much view. I most certainly didnt have a suit on or a button up shirt with trousers. I usually dress like Im going to the gym lol. After ordeal I got a 70 dolla tip. Seventy dollars for a tip. Young females in the “hood.” My car was clean. They told me how it smells nice. They flirted with me during the trip. I picked up people from mansions. Never ever have I gotten a “70 dolla tip” of one ride share. Im talking 3 days ago. Bro it its the experience more so for the occupant or occupants.
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@@ZgmfxO9A I agree, thank you fro sharing. How long have you been driving?
@@TheRideshareHustle 4.5 years lol
@@ZgmfxO9A are you still driving?
In my situation, I was rock button and I really didn't have anything back in 2016. I couldn't find a job, I was sending a million applications and no luck whatsoever. My number one goal in my life was to get my education and 4 years later I was able to achieve no only my bachelors but also my masters information systems that I received July this year. We all know that Uber and Lyft is a rip off but base on the situation that I was involved, I was able to get back on my feet. I am forever grateful.
That is awesome my friend! Thank you fro sharing. Would you be willing to share your story on a video? I'm woking on a special project and I want people to know this about Uber and Lyft. it was a similar situation for me.
I think your attitude Luis Riba is wonderful. More people should have you appreciation you go back 10 years before Uber was a concept in anybody's mind what alternative to all these people have that are complaining about driving for Uber NOTHING! So they should be very happy that they have a vehicle no pun intended to have a casual coming in on a day by day week by week basis to tide one over until things get better instead of bellyaching about a situation that they voluntarily put themselves in. Now that doesn't mean Uber's hands are clean I think the biggest crime they did was lowering their rates from what they paid driver originally which is a ethical error to draw somebody into a business deal at a certain rate and to change it and make it lower is almost criminal but as long as a person hasn't invested in buying a new vehicle it's really no loss because you can get out anytime unless you missed out on a job opportunity then you didn't have when you joined Uber. There really is no job like it that you can pick your own hours and go on vacation when you want it's just a generation of whiners that is existing in the world today. Misery loves company and I won't accept their invitation!
It feels like a complete waste of time waiting for requests for two hours straight and I get nothing. However, every single day that I start “Ubering,” I seem to get a request within three minutes of being online but after I complete that delivery, I’ll be waiting for two whole hours before I get another request. I’m literally wasting my time and am thinking about making a civil case. It seems like this might be a “rigged” system already. I have noticed that the payout my look worth it but if you really look into the delivery and look into the miles, it really is not worth it. For example, going eight miles for a single delivery worth $10.50. Then I’ll sit in the middle of a restaurant hub for minutes upon minutes waiting for requests but actually won’t receive any requests unless I move about a mile away from the restaurant hub. (Restaurant hub: Sit in restaurants, fast food restaurants, bars, etc.). I expect to get feedback from this or I will be taking action a step further.
Yea, thanks.
@@kennethhorton8390 You'll be better off getting a CDL. Its a little investment it pay off
My boy Luis congrats bro
My son did it part time while on leave & made lots of money along with cash tips for almost every ride.
That's awesome, good for him! Sounds like a hustler
After part-time driving Uber NY suburbs on my 2018 Civic EX-T, I figured out the best times to drive. I only pick up within 2 miles of my correct locations. I’m averaging 33.3 mpg which is great. The only bummer is I can’t pick up anyone in NYC so if I have to drop off anyone in Manhattan or other NYC boroughs, I have to drive back to the suburbs to pick up new passengers. I’m still I making over $1,000 a week full-time consistently
Awesome, thank you so much for sharing! Why can you not pick up in NYC?
@@TheRideshareHustle
Certain cities within some states protect the yellow cab business by restricting ride share drivers within their jurisdiction. NYC offers only a limited number of rideshare drivers and they are heavily regulated. If you’re registered with the NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission.you are allowed to accept rides. However, if you live outside the NYC jurisdiction, you’re out of luck.
40 hour week?
Are u safe
Nice! Im starting rideshare in Long Island/Nassau this week in my 18 accord sport. Would you mind sharing some good tips i can take advantage of ?
I agree with you on some points.
I was driving Uber and lyft for 2 year. In the tri state area.
Last year I made $80,000 with both platform.
People see that number and they Look automatically think its net.
Here is the reason why I stopped.
1. Uber & Lyft where taken more than 60% on the short ride.
They send you to make a pick up that is 4 miles away. You get there it a short ride. You get $3.70 they get $6.00 rider payed $9.70. They are charging all these fees and reaping the rewards.
2. Rider given you a low rating for a free ride.
3. To many scammers.
4. I hate the inconsistency one week you made $1500 the next week you cant even brake $500.
5. Tolls are out of control.
Don't tell me the rider pay for it not true.
You give a ride from Newark Airport to Pennsylvania you get $50 $15 is toll.
You got payed $35 you think not bad $35 a hour Right? Wrong you need to come back home thats Another $15 in tolls you pay out of your pocket. So now your at $20. A hour now you can't work out of state you need to drive back you just lost a hour so that $50 went to $10 a hour for two hours.
Not included gas and mileage on your car.
Then you see that the rider payed $80. Makes you even more mad.
Make sense let me know what you think.
Just a few of my reason.
Totally sucks
I agree, I did both Uber and Lyft full time for 3 months in 2016 and I was feeding my spreadsheet daily as I do with my other delivery business. Driving a Prius at the time, made my numbers OK but looking at the time spent, it did not look good at all, such a waste of life. It's not a career, it's something you do till you get a job. It helps paying bills in full and not carry balances to avoid paying fees and interest, that's about it.
@@landshass2849 True not a Career so true. I haven't done Uber or Lyft in 3 months now I tried Uber Eats I did it 4 Hours not bad made $120. Believe or not, half was in tips. 10 delivery 9 tips. Of course you know what Neighborhood that was. If you're a Uber Driver you can figure it out. I got right out.
That's so true riders r giving low rating now so u know what I'm glad they are closing shit down again people are so ungrateful of driver's now 😡😡😡🤷🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
I agree, they don't pay us the petrol, they don't pay us the insurance and the car cost and they take all the money for themselves. It's a rip off Uber driver
This is the real information that Boston drivers want. Great video Nick. Thanks for the transparency by showing your screen share & numbers.
Thank you so much for that my friend. I really appreciate that, keeps me going!
Right now is completely disfunctional because the company finds trips you hate most trying to push you as far away as possible. You drive back you make $5 an hour after gas.
I hear you and that is certainly frustrating. It's a tough gig when you try to control how things go
I've noticed this myself. I've seen after being a driver for a year the fare is getting less and less but the travel and time is getting longer and longer. Luckily I'm in school at 42 thanks to covid and my 15 year profession being destroyed by it to get another degree and quit driving for good. It has done it's part in paying the bills but the stress and inconsistency I'm over it
Bro uber driving is by far the best job however it's not the worst I would say it's a decent job for someone that lives near or at a city especially If you don't got kids or a wife /husband and if you live below your means .
It's true and I totally understand what you're saying. I just want more out of life and I want more for my viewers. Where do you drive?
I am a traditional taxi driver. I make anywhere from $150 to $200 a night net (after gas, which we must buy) in a 12 hour shift. And I use a company vehicle which the company maintains. Does it need oil? The company supplies it. Does the car need a new battery? The company supplies it.
You Uber drivers are being ripped off. Become a traditional taxi driver. We too have the freedom to work when we want, and can use the company car as a personal vehicle within reason (most cities). I personally know of five traditional taxi drivers who went to Uber or Lyft or both who are now back to traditional taxi driving.
That's great, thank you for sharing
I drove a cab in St. Louis for years, and this sounds like the kind of strategy I used. I was forced to quit because I went through a period of disastrous bad health for about five years. I decided not to go back because the cab rental was HUGE. I ended up spending Jaguar prices for ten year old, burned out police cars. If Uber doesn’t work out, though, I left the cab business with a pretty good record - fifteen years without a chargeable accident, and few customer complaints - and they’ve let me know via email that the company I worked for wants me back.
Thank you for sharing. Sorry to hear about your health issues. Nice record btw. So what are you doing now?
@@TheRideshareHustle Sitting on my dead ass, basically, watching RUclips videos. (And to whoever is interested, there are HUGE amounts of concert footage available of all the greats in every genre. The Who, Jimi,, The Stones if you like rock, Rory Gallagher and SRV if you’re a blues cat, Paco if you like flamenco, and great performances in classical music - Gould, Bernstein, etc.)
There are several universities and business parks in my city, so I can spend my rush hours getting trips to the airport (which happens to be a hub for all the airlines). I’m on Social Security so I won’t need much to fill up my bank account. And I can spend my summers taking courses at the local community college to acquire other skills, so I’m already planning my exit strategy.
And a tip to new drivers. I used to carry a FAT CD wallet in my cab, and I got FAT tips by turning customers onto great sounds they’d never heard before. There’s nothing like rocking your brains out down Route 66 to The Stones. The customers love it.
And thanks for your concern. I’ll be keeping a very close eye on your channel.
I'm just starting up now because all the college kids just returned. went out for a couple hours last night and the profit margin was actually pretty high. I'll give a fuel for it to see if it stays that way or not.
right now I'm just looking for something flexible while I regrow my other business that got hit pretty hard by covid anyway. Basically right now I'm seeing if I can't combine three part-time incomes.
And I'm kind of lumping all of these make money driving your car apps as one. Uber was just the quickest one to let me start working.
I had fun though I met some fun people. For now I have a pretty new condition and reliable Hyundai that can take the initial mileage for a while at least lol
Thank you! What city are you driving in?
Dude sitting at a Rotary like a Cop Waiting to catch Speeders lol
Thank you! What city are you driving in?
I drive in Philly.
My Prius gets 60 mpg.
I make $1500 on 45-50 hours.
Uber works for me....not everyone....but for me it works.
Thank you so much for sharing. Those are good numbers!
I got approved for Uber, I'm a little nervous, lol, don't know why lol, I'll give it a try, I'm single also, reading what you said is a huge help, how many hours should I work to make at least 200 or 300 a day
@@kmg7640 you not gonna make that much cuz rides are not as consistent as they once were. I used to make $200 a day now I'm lucky to get $150...driving 7 days.
Aww, okay, 150 is good, I would be happy to make at least 150, thank you for the response and great video! Happy Holidays!
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When ever doing UBER quests it feels like on purpose you don’t receive rides or they make it very slow so that you turn off that app and don’t complete the quest
Depends on when and where u drive. If u go to downtown etc every uber driver will be there and a lot of people now work from home. Think smart driver the grave shift if u want back to back rides. No one really uses uber during the day time anymore
Thank you for sharing this! Yes, I've been through the same thing as well many other drivers. It is very frustrating.
Excellent, thank you fro sharing this advice
I’m happy I drive in Los Angeles, you hardly ever have to wait for rides
That's awesome! Thank you for commenting.
That's right
How much do u make weekly typically?
@@gsp1634 go for the promotions
I love driving for Uber. My own schedule and my own boss. I'm single so it's easier for me to drive whenever I want to.
Uber as a company isn't that great though. The driver app has technical flaws that Uber still hasn't fixed which I believe puts the lives of drivers in jeopardy.
That said, in Birmingham, Alabama I was averaging about $1100 weekly (pre-COVID) and that is plenty of money for me to live comfortably. And I live in a townhouse with two vehicles (Uber car is paid for). And last year I made over $75,000 (pre-tax) and got a fat tax refund check of $5200 after deductions and so forth.
It different for each driver depending on your situation. But to just say you shouldn't drive for Uber is being a little disingenuous. It's not for everyone but for others it's just fine.
@Roderick TurnerThats a good amount of money for being a uber driver. Can I ask you a couple questions on how you manage to earn that?!
Lovely review, thanks buddy. I just find something new and try to understand something better about my next experience as a Uber driver in Nottingham. If you have some special advice for me, please let me know here :) Thanks matey
Bro uber driving is by far the best job however it's not the worst I would say it's a decent job for someone that lives near or at a city especially If you don't got kids or a wife /husband ,
Thank you for commenting, I really appreciate that. I’m not driving right now because of Covid. How are you doing?
@@airionkosak5420 Flexibility and not being in a market that is overrun with drivers making it easier to make money anytime of day here. But what questions do you have?
about to turn 21 and i live in nyc think im gonna do this
Hows it going?
Thanks for the video!! I grew up in Needham, I'm retired out in Tahoe and thinking of driving when it's not ski season.
Any time! Thank you for commenting, I appreciate your support. Tahoe is nice!
You made $2300 in a 50 to 60 hr week? How is that a reason to not work for uber lyft? I was making $870 in a 56 hr week and was monday through Saturdays very very hard labor in uncomfortable hot dusty conditions. Id be very very happy to make even the $1500 in 60 hrs week just driving.
yeah, well it's not always like that. Plus my bills are high so when the moeny is not constant, I have a hard time making rent. Are you going to sign up to drive?
It’s only shows the time you’re on the ride, not ALL the time you wait for pings
@@TheRideshareHustle is this statement you made true>because some ads say they can make 2k a week in some cities
@@wisdomandlove1661 You can make that kind of money, but you will spend 60+ hours per week. What city are you thinking of driving in?
@@boba1470 Just have to look at total time online
North San Diego County has been so slow for me during the day because everyone is staying indoors, I drive for Lyft only
Thank you
If you are a Uber driver, why would you say, dont be one? If it sux so bad why are you doing it and showing all your big checks???
I did because I had to feed my family. I let people know so they can make better decisions. These checks are not big in boston, its poverty
The RideShare Hustle he is right you sit here and say don’t drive for them but yet still you drive for them kind of contradicting yourself
@@shawnwilliams5452 it can be one of those gigs that locks you into it though he has a point
I'm enjoying it so far however it's one of those things where I have to grind at it constantly
Anytime somebody inquires about my other business I almost resent trying to schedule any time of my day I'd normally be driving because it breaks up the consistency of making money in my shift that day
Even though the whole reason I've been doing this as a gig right now is because it should be leaving me flexible to regrow my other business
It's a double edged sword
@@TheRideshareHustle I agree. In Atlanta, the pay is at the poverty level.
You’re a single father of one daughter with an ex who also is 50% responsible for her overall care and well being. With that said, you could also be multitasking while sitting there as most driver’s do & work the Uber eats or door dash while waiting on rides to come in. There’s not many people who only do one of these services at one time.
I wait at gas stations too. I drive Oklahoma City, but it has been somewhat affected due to COVID.
Thank you for commenting, I really appreciate that. I’m not driving right now because of Covid. How are you doing?
@@TheRideshareHustle Same. Doing another job until it gets back to normal.
$23.00 PER TRIP. Guess I didn't hear Miles/ gas cost/ oil changes/ and additional car maintenances. I'm not familiar with UBER or Lyft, so, I'm guessing you use YOUR Car, am I correct??
Sure, IRS lets you deduct .58/per mile.
I only do it for a few days a week to make my car payment so I can drive a car that's a little bit more than I could actually afford not doing it I'm picking up a sienna hybrid tomorrow so I can get an Uber XL and only pay x gas prices because I would still get 35 miles per gallon in my area uberX pay 75 per mile which is only about 20 cents per mile over the IRS rate
Thanks for sharing! So how is it going, did you get the van?
So he's saying not to drive for uber while he's driving for uber??
Right! Don't make the same mistake I did, lol. Do you get it now?
@@TheRideshareHustle Roger that!!
How do bounce back and fourth between Uber and Lyft? Thank you for the content.
Good question! I just double tap between apps. The same way you would bounce between apps on your phone. Does that make sense?
@@TheRideshareHustle Yes sir, thanks. Appreciate you!
My problem is, my car keeps breaking lol like idk how people who do Uber do it full time and can live off it, I only do Uber part time and there’s always something I have to fix within a couple of months
Great comment bro! I'm going to be going in to this on my live streams. Make sure you ring the bell and subscribe. I was actually just taking about this
It probably isn't worth it.
If your car isn't a 2006 of newer you can't drive for them
At first I was mad , but now I'm glad they're probably wear your car out don't pay you enough for repairs & some passenger trying to rob you
It's good as a side gig
@@TheRideshareHustle
They help. poor people not have a side gig by telling them what year your car has to be THAT'S
Stupid as HELL.
As long as it's in top condition what sense does the year it Is make????
JUST ANOTHER MULTI BILLION DOLLAR COMPANY F*******
FOLKS OVER
I HOPE THEY GO BANKRUPT
ONE DAY
SEEMS MEAN WHAT I SAID HUH?
WELL WHAT DOES THAT SOUND LIKE TRYING TO MAKE SOME EXTRA MONEY TELLING YOU ABOUT YOUR CAR YEAR??
@@TheRideshareHustle I make 6 figures go to hell with a side gig
@@Trina78 he barely can do 60 a lot of these guys just talk good but the work ethic ain't really there 🤷🏾♂️
I live in California and it started to get pretty bad for us here. Our %'s were getting cut all the time. Right now I just do food delivery. I don't do it for Uber Eats for a.good reason.
How are you guys doing out there now since March?
I do miss airport runs. 😔
Thank you for commenting, I really appreciate that. I’m not driving right now because of Covid. How are you doing?
How are you doing now? I started Uber last year in Chicago and didn’t realize how lucrative it was going to be and want to move back to Orange County because Chicago roads are so bad
I must admit today was pretty slow. I drive in the Boston Market too
Yes, and thank you for being here. Boston in the house!!!
I'm a truck driver I have to drive 5,000 miles in 7 days to make $3,000. Gotta be away from my family weeks at a time an worry about D.O.T pulling me over trying to fine me. Right now I'm thinking Uber is better than driving a truck. Im just thinking 5000 miles a week working wit Uber WOW 😲💰💰💰💰💰
I think you're right about that. If you're going to be away from your family then is it worth it?
Can I make at least 200 a day, if so, how many hours will it take
But how much you spend on gas and how much you separate for car maintenance in that week ?
Exactly
So you work seven days a week , you put 10 hours a day earn $30 an hour, take the expenses gas Maintenance the value of your car dropping Because of high mileage ending up making $15 an hour good luck
Great point! What was the title of this video again?
Yes but not if you have a second car
Uber is good for building up your own personal clientele as you keep 100 % . 🤑 Totally legal just as long as you pay your taxes and you have a commercial insurance policy.
Very true. Thank you for sharing
Good week at least you are getting quests and promotions still... trusts me that helps that number!
Thank you for being here. You're right, it really does help those weekly averages. Where do you drive?
Please make a video regarding the cost of rideshare insurance and which companies offer it. Thanks! Great video!!
Yes, thank you for being here. I will look into this soon
Btw, are you an Uber or Lyft driver?
Which vehicle do you drive? I live in atlanta Georgia I drive part time for Uber and Lyft part time
I drive an Acura MDX. What about you? Thank you for asking btw
@@TheRideshareHustle I drive 2016 Honda Odyssey. Do you get Uber black rides and Lyft luxury rides?
@@briancampbell3740 Hey, thank you for commenting and asking. no, not with that car.
Wellesley area is very affluent area don't understand why you're saying you shouldn't drive for Uber or lyft?
Hey, thanks for commenting. Yeah I was just saying the amount of time spent in your car and not always being able to make the money you want in a specified time. Are you a driver?
I have a question soo..the 1500 and 800 in lift goes to 2300 together but it was 60 hours and 10 in lyft...did you add those too ? Or you were on on uber at the same time ?
Thank you for reaching out. Correct, I was on both apps at the same time, so my total time on each app needs to be combined. Note: This video was a while ago and now my advice would be to have a vehicle that is good for Uber x/ Lyft economy and do as many drives as possible. Unless you're doing what I was doing and working while you wait for your next ride with a premium vehicle.
@@TheRideshareHustle ok, ok its because i live in dallas and i drive uber x but thinking on changing to uber xl so i was doing my math to see an "hourly rate" for xl to see if it was worth the expense here (thinking on buying 2021 explorer)
@@SAJUz14 If you want to take advantage of XL, I would get a minivan. Easier for everyone
I need to pick up some extra cash working from home on the from so i think we'll be fine with me doing this on my downtime
Great! Don't forget to sign up for my rideshare challenge
Seems like just a good general info video and not reasons to NOT drive for U/L.
Thank you! What city are you driving in?
Great strategy and content. Keep it coming!
Appreciate it!
Hi thanks for the video, very informative 🙂 could you tell me what percentage uber took off your final earnings that you showed us please? Neil
It's been consistently 25% of your earnings. I'm guessing you are considering to become a driver.
Great tip on dressing for success. Makes cents!
Yes it does! Thank you so much for commenting
Can I drive for Uber if my vehicle is 15 years old but in reality good condition? Or does it have to be newer?
I think 15 years is the cut off, so you would be able to drive it for a little but then have to use a newer car in a year or less
2006 model
So this guy made $1500 plus $800 in one week and he’s making a video on why you shouldn’t drive? I’ve never made that much in one week in my life.
Thank you very much for commenting and sharing! I'm sure you could make that much if you put in the time. The only question at this point is "how much time do you want to spend every week making money? Are you currently an Uber driver?
@@TheRideshareHustle As a single guy with no kids or commitments, this sounds like a fantastic job. Is it just a case of flicking on the app whenever you want to work and work as long as you want to?
Subscribed - keep releasing good content
Awesome! Thank you so much for that
This only applies to XL
Thank you for commenting, I really appreciate that. I’m not driving right now because of Covid. How are you doing?
was your $1500 in earnings before taxes? what was the net income for the week after taxes?
Sorry, but I don't have those calulations handy. You can write off $.58/mile though so do the math
Can I download uber aap of united Kingdom as the aap shows pickup and drop location.
I think so
I would be embarrassed to have a Cadillac, infinity or something nice as a F’n cab!! Everyone slamming your doors, cutting up your seats, shit on their shoes messing up your interior. Then your family has to ride in the same car?! Between the overpriced insurance, gas, maintenance and repairs, how much are you actually making??
Thank you fro commenting, I appreciate that. Yes, I totally agree that it can be a hassle. I do spend a good amount of time cleaning and maintaining my vehicle. I would like to have a second vehicle just for Uber. It pays the bills but I do it more for the time convenience.
What do you do?
beside that the people give you bad rating they do not care if you are polite or not they give you bad rating
Yes, that is true. Thank you fro commenting. How are you doing?
@@TheRideshareHustle good and you thanks you for asking also
I like the introduction into the Video.. Great attitude..👍
Thanks 👍
Which pays more Uber or Lyft ?
Depends
What kind of vehicle 🚗 you drive?
2015 Acura MDX Black on Blck.
What do you drive?
Hi are you still driving in Boston area?
Yes I am!
So that's good for city drivers.
What about guys like me, down in Plymouth and Cape Cod, who have no desire to be near the cities? (Aside from Logan)
Cheers to my fellow Masshole, btw! Good video!
Well the Cape has much higher rates and not a ton of drivers. You should be able to make some decent money there
I left america awhile ago. Is not for me wasnt treated how i expected it.
Sorry to hear that my man
Life Matter I hope so
@@TheRideshareHustle im in the caribbean people here are friendlier and happier.
wich continent u moved to?
So wait. How much do you usually make in a week altogether? I’m confused.
Thank you fo asking! At the time of this video my goal was always $2000/week. Are you currently driving for Uber?
@@TheRideshareHustle hey thanks for replying, I plan on starting next week. I’m renting a car in the city of Austin. So it’s realistic to make $2000 in about 60 hours?
@@Kingx90 shoot for $1500 so u won’t be disappointed, stop being greedy, you’re just a cab driver after all.
@@gsp1634 well maybe YOU’RE just a cab driver, but I wear many hats, so don’t get it twisted
@@Kingx90 I would say yes. How is it going?
First off you’re away from the surges, also XL gets less calls ...
100% you’re absolutely right. What city do you drive in?
Philadelphia
You couldn't drive a cab in my town
So cool
Do you only take Uber premier riders? Or do you do any UberX rides as well?
Great question, thanks for asking. I primarily only drive Premium modes but sometimes X if the surge is nice. How long have you been driving?
@@TheRideshareHustle not driving at this time. Just been investigating if Uber is something I should get into
@@craigcox1309 Ok gotcha, that's a good idea. What city are you thinking of driving in? Also, what car do you drive?
Awesome 👏🏿👏🏿
Thank you! Cheers!
Where do I email you for business enquiries?
I just added it to my page. Check it out
When come back uber in from Indonesian??? 😔
That I do not know
I also think it all depends on the state your in but great video
Very true!
do u have a video for driving with uber with rental car??
I wouldn't recommend that bro you need your own car
I have an older video. If you go to my channel page and search rental cars it will come up. I just looked today and noticed Uber has new rental options available.
It's debatable but to be honest I like the rental idea because you know what your cost is going to be regarless of how many miles you put on. You have no maintenance costs with a rental. If something breaks on your own car, the cost is on you to fix
Did I miss where U shared Ur Expenses..
How much does it cost U to run this rig a Mile? Gas, Maint, Depreciation of Ur Vehicle?
Thank U for sharing Ur Gross #’s, but Net is where it’s at.
Thank you for commenting! I think depreciation of your vehicle starts the minute you buy it? Every vehicle is different on cost of running it. I stick to highway rides and long distance to maximize my earnings. This vehicle takes premium rides which pay a higher rate per mile. The easiest way to look at it is this. Uber XL in Boston is $1.69/mile, the IRS lets you deduct $.58/mile. The profit is the difference. I'm also getting paid for time and pick up fee. Does that make sense?
@@TheRideshareHustle thank U for reply, R U getting paid for time U wait for rides? How much per hour? R U getting paid for time and costs to Dead Head to pick up your passenger? Just curious..
@@Robert-uo6qi Great questions. No, I do not get paid unless I have a passenger in the car. This is the reason I tall people to have their side hustle going and to be working on it while you wait.
Furthermore, after some consideration, I believe the best strategy is Uber X during the week to stay busy and possibly have second car to drive Xl and premium modes for nights and weekends
@@TheRideshareHustle seems like a lot of Capital Investment in Initial purchase, upkeep, storage, maintenance, etc… I’d have to do a spreadsheet, but with an initial look, I can’t say that it looks like a lucrative business model. What Kind of Side Hustles can U do waiting in the car?
@@Robert-uo6qi Driving is not a lucrative business. I also do affiliate marketing and build websites and those types of things. It has finally paid off and now doing it on a full-time basis
I’m interested in this no cap
Thanks for commenting! What are you referring to? Sorry it's been a while since that video
@@TheRideshareHustle meaning I’d like to do this instead of clocking in
Also a fellow uber driver from Boston 👋
Thank you for being here
I still think Uber makes people look dumb. 59hrs driving, we can just say easy without unpaid lunch break time about 65hrs minimum on the app and pimping the car. But we will go with your 59. So that vs a regular job means 19hrs overtime on a $20/22/hr base. Where does your courage begin and gas or mileage end? I said to myself I would do this until my regular job contract starts but it is honestly not worth it. I would rather just go watch a baby for 15 an hour. And that is the least you can get paid.
True, it's really not worth it. Not everyone has great options and some people need this now
Can’t socialize at airport anymore!
I know. The airport is dead now. Rematch and Pool rides have killed it
And u risk getting a fine if u get out of your car.
My last comment Uber has been losing money for years they were counting on self driving cars which didn’t happen as fast as they thought but remember when they do you’re gone so Why Help them ultimately get rid of you get rid of them first don’t drive for them make them go out of business they will deactivate you for no reason I promise you
Thank you for sharing
Great video needs to be considered it
Thank you!
I worked 75hrs/week abt 150 trips made 1,900 only UBER X/pool and this is accurate if you put 60+ hrs you definitely make 1,500+ a week guaranteed
Thank you so much for sharing my friend.
What market are you driving in?
How long have you been driving?
Since 2017 San Diego
Tell us about your fuel , ins, etc weekle expences
@@ЖгуВинтернетах-е8й I appreciate that, and thank you for being here. I break it all down in this video
ruclips.net/video/Q0US6FQtrIc/видео.html
TheLFC Gear what vehicle do you use? Was that with both Uber & Lyft?
Why not jus go the hot spots that your screen record shows. You complain but here you are staying put doing a vid when you could be driving to the red zone display on your the screen.
I hear you. Thank you for commenting btw. Yeah there's a strategy and chasing the red zones doesn't work out a majority of the time.
Do you get more money with points ?
On lyft yes, Uber no
Why do you do it if you think is not worth it??
Great question! Because I have to take care of my family
The reason is personal, if you don't go to work nobodies get paid.
So true
Please support the don't do it mandate Monday Oct. 18th don't drive.
Is there a strike on the 18th?
I feel like UBER is manipulating their driver app to much now before whoever was closer would get the ride now you can be parked in-front of a college dorm waiting and other drivers will pull up and no requests for me
Yeah, that's messed up. Maybe the drivers were on the other app? I've seen this too, smh. Where do you drive?
Uber driver accepted my ride but was not moving, after 5 min I called with no answer. I had to cancel, not sure what the driver's strategy was but I'm complaining for my $5 cancel fee. What a douchebag.
Yeah, it happens. The system is not perfect
The reason why you shouldn't drive for Uber or lyft is so you can get more rides for you LOL!!!!!! Waltham ,Lexington, Bedfah, Medfah,.....Hi from Pittsburgh PA. Ha!!!
Hi
Thanks for these great videos! I’ve watched maybe 8 already.
Can you do a video on rideshare and COVID ? I live next to LAX and considering driving for Uber comfort and Lyft lux black with my 2020 Range Rover sport . Would love some advice and use your sign up codes
Thank you, I appreciate you watching my videos. Comfort is a waste for that vehicle. LUX Black might be worth it for extra money, but IDK how many rides you will get
@@TheRideshareHustle what do you mean by that? "how many rides you'll get"?
because of covid? or demand in general?
@@naomiitovar2165 it's kind of common sense, like the money you would make would be so little when you deduct the fuel costs, depreciation and maintenance on a Range Rover
What are you using for videos editing
I hire a video editor. I can give you his info if you want
@@TheRideshareHustle yes let me have it
@@PROLIFEREELZ instagram.com/logan_burnham_/
He's my nephew, super talented. Tell him i sent you
Good stuff!
Thank you my friend. Are you driving in Boston?
Yes, since October 2014. How’s the gas mileage on your Acura? U think it’s worth the upgrade for a luxury car/ XL?
Oh I thought when you become an Uber you get the thing taxis have that count the moneys
Lol, you do it's just in the app.
64 trips…. $66 dollars in tips??? 59 hours working? Too much my man. Anyways do your thing ✌️✌️
Yeah, I get it. No one ever pays attention to the part of what I was doing when I wasn't driving. Thanks for commenting brother!
So the more passengers equals more money ? Or hours
more money typically
The RideShare Hustle Thanks for reply
Lyft is an Uber company in the background
Interesting
Cute driver it all depends on how you view this job up to you ♥️🤙🏻
Very true!
I usually only drive Uber for Christmas evening and new years because it's not worth it otherwise. But with the pandemic and me being unemployed. I am at it again.
Uber pays way too little for this to be a decent job. Honestly you could make more as a pizza delivery driver.
BUT. I would say that Uber is okay as a last ditch effort to make money so your situation isn't hopeless when unemployed. Otherwise it doesn't make much. It's basically minimum wage.
Live in a major city ? Great. Then it's worth it for you. But not every city is like yours lol.
Thank you! What city are you driving in?
@@TheRideshareHustle West Palm Beach. The only place with surges is Downtown but that's it really. Last night I did 6 hours and clocked in around $15/h after expenses but that's cause it's the weekend lol. Gonna test the weekday and see how things go.
@@MiguelRPD omgggg I drive in west palm too. I’ve only been driving for 3 days but so far so good. One lady tipped me 50$ in cash.
@@MarciaRain wow! You got incredibly lucky. That's more than I made today. I'm close to the airport so I'm thankfully able to take those long i95 trips. best of luck to you though that's an amazing tip
Wah wah wah..you guys don't wanna drive..don't..leave more money for the rest of us..
Good point
Both Lyft and Uber are poorly run companies and lose money due to bad leadership and strategy. That is the truth.
As long as they are getting a profit as Uber and Lyft. I don't see them losing money. When they started giving me 100% of my money, then we can say they are losing. Other than that tell that to somebody else.
Dude, you are making great money, and your headline, says why shouldn't you drive for Uber! Isn't it contradictory stament? You should find positive rather than negative.
Thank you for commenting, I really appreciate that. I’m not driving right now because of Covid. How are you doing?
Uber no longer works
My app seems to be working. Try deleting it and reinstalling
*hear
Cool thanks for commenting bro
Wow, I'll work 60+ hours here in the Sf Bay Area and never make more than 900 tops on a good week.
Harbinger Harbinger no way bruh 900 is less than 40hrs I don’t think you work 60hrs for 900
Yeah, I mean that doesnt seem right to me either. Jay Crader from The Rideshare Guy drives out there and makes $2000 a week. They actually have a really good training to help drivers make more money. Check it out here:maximumridesharingprofits.com/dap/a/?a=1819
Thanks for sharing bro
@@TheRideshareHustle Jay Cradeur doesn't make $2000 per week anymore. I drive in the bay area as well no more multiplyer surge and rate cuts combined with fuel at $4 per gallon allows you to take home only $1200 tops working 60+ per week. Very sad to see how fast earnings can plummet overnight.
@@Abe_sudays As a bay area driver I van attest to that.
If anyone is in Hawaii, I average $100 after taxes every 5 hours. Just stay in Waikiki
I wish I was in Hawaii
And how much dos uber take from the Cake from this Money???
Too much cake
@@TheRideshareHustle some Body told me ... he is here in Munich uber driver ... and can make 6k (EURO) uber takes 4k and he has only 2k... even if it is the other way around it would be to Crazy... is this truh??? This cant be truh...
Dress up! People tip based on your demeanor and should never be based upon how u look. What world are you living in? How you treat people is key. So proper hospitality is thrown out the door. Oh I dressed nice so I dont have to greet and display the type of hospitality that’s appropriate. Do you get out of your car to accompany or aid one with there luggage? This man said “I dress nice so I get good tips.” May not have been word for word, but you alluded to that. Greeting them with thr highest respect. Taking bags from them as they approach your vehicle to help put in trunk and making feel comfortable is where you’ll get tips.
I am working on rideshare application ( riders app / drivers app) the drivers can use app for a very reasonable monthly or weekly fee.
Drivers doesn't need to pay ahead
Example if the weekly fee is $100
drivers can go online receive requests and get the total fare, drivers cannot cash out unless there earning balance is more than the weekly fee,
The way you dress and look is the first step to giving someone the highest respect. Thank you for sharing
@@mofeidmoshreky3930 wow nice
@@TheRideshareHustle I respect your view. You having a suit on or dress shirt and trousers with a car that is dirty then what? I agree to a degree. 2days ago I picked up 3 clients together. It was night time. Not much to see as far as how I was dressed. The interior of my vehicle is dark. Not much view. I most certainly didnt have a suit on or a button up shirt with trousers. I usually dress like Im going to the gym lol. After ordeal I got a 70 dolla tip. Seventy dollars for a tip. Young females in the “hood.” My car was clean. They told me how it smells nice. They flirted with me during the trip. I picked up people from mansions. Never ever have I gotten a “70 dolla tip” of one ride share. Im talking 3 days ago. Bro it its the experience more so for the occupant or occupants.
@@MukoroJr Truth