Uber and Lyft both have deactivation policies, but sometimes (if or when you’re deactivated), the reason can seem very arbitrary. Today, RSG contributor Jay Cradeur tries to de-mystify the reasons why drivers…
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AB5 & Uber Uber and Lyft are pulling out all the stops against a bill in California called AB5 that could turn rideshare drivers from independent contractors into employees overnight….
Drivers who are actively accepting Lyft passengers throughout the pandemic are now being given direction from Lyft on best practices, including this “Clean Ride Guide”. We’ll cover what the Clean…
Here at The Rideshare Guy, we take listening to our audience seriously. It’s why we regularly host YouTube Live events and still respond personally to the hundreds of emails we get…
Lyft is expanding their Lyft Rewards program, which launched in late 2019. Since then, the program has greatly expanded, both in scope and in availability for drivers. Senior RSG contributor…
It’s official – Uber and Lyft are not leaving California, yet. What happened and what could this mean for cities and states around the United States? Senior RSG contributor Paula…
With recent lawsuits forcing Uber and Lyft to classify their drivers as employees as opposed to independent contractors, the two main rideshare companies are looking at other options to keep operations…
In June, Lyft announced a new cancellation policy for drivers. For some, it’s been a benefit, but for others, it’s just another rate cut disguised. Senior RSG contributor Paula Gibbins…
Things are getting heated right about now. Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi and Lyft President John Zimmer are threatening to take away their toys and stop playing in California. The ridesharing giants are upset…
Updated July 2020: Looks like Lyft got a head start on this announcement – now it might be required by the state of California! Wired recently covered an announcement that California’s…
