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DRIVE FOR UBER IN DALLAS AREA DRIVERS
That, of course, could be good news for drivers regardless of which service they work for.ĭaria Uhlig contributed to the reporting for this article. That means fewer available rides - and higher prices for consumers who can request one. While business for drivers was down as cities reopened from pandemic shutdowns, rideshare drivers are currently in short supply. However, both companies are struggling to recruit and retain workers in the current economic environment. Drivers are likely to benefit from Uber’s mindshare among consumers, and both drivers and consumers stand to benefit from Uber’s willingness to release safety statistics. Lyft: The Bottom Lineĭrivers can rest assured, for the most part, that the ridesharing services offer similar benefits. How those figures compare to sexual assault during taxi rides is unknown, as major cities don’t collect that data, according to The Atlantic. Lyft disclosed 4,000 total from 2017 to 2019 in a report released in October 2021. In late 2019, Uber reported that nearly 6,000 incidents of sexual assault had been reported by both drivers and riders in the U.S. Good To Knowįor both drivers and customers, safety tends to be a top concern with ridesharing.
Cost seems to be a significant factor in usage, and some customers use a third-party app to compare ridesharing costs before deciding which service to use. Although Uber and Lyft are similar, Uber has the larger share of brand recognition and market share.
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