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Know that I AM forever grateful that I have been able to drive for the rideshare industry because it’s been my sole source of income since August, 2016.

However, the bad press in 2017 was brutal and continues.  And there are thousands of rideshare drivers who are either dissatisfied, frustrated or just plain angry.

Personally, I am disappointed that a company that has forever changed the transportation industry — while giving millions a financial light at the end of the tunnel — does NOT compensate its dedicated drivers fairly.  And it’s gotten worse over the years.

When I started this site in mid-April, 2017, the bad press articles seem to appear almost daily or weekly. However, things changed dramatically in June. The first two news articles are from June 20 and 13, 2017, respectively:

 

And here are the news articles and my Facebook comments from April and May:

Uber Software Defrauds Drivers and Passengers


April 24, 2017 News
History of Uber

Uber headquarters in San Francisco.
The company has grown fast, spreading to more than 70 countries and gaining a valuation of nearly $70 billion.



“All of Uber’s problems can be boiled down to a single policy”

All of Uber's problems can be boiled down to a single policy“Uber is in crisis.”


Check out this interesting verbiage at the bottom right of https://www.uber.com/cities/atlanta

Read that again:

Uber is not a transportation provider . . . . Additional stops may result in a higher fare. . . . At times of intense demand, our rates change over time to keep vehicles available.{Emphasis added}

UPDATE as of June 19, 2017: Tipping in the app was the industry giant’s first announcement of 180 Days of Change.

Another Uber Lawsuit

Former Lyft Driver Sues Uber Over ‘Hell’ Tracking Program
An Amp sits on the dashboard of a Lyft driver’s car on January 31, 2017 in San Francisco, California. Kelly Sullivan—Getty Images for Lyft

Uber’s PR Crises Show No Sign of Letting Up

Uber PR Crisis Continues - May 5, 2017

Only 4% of Uber Drivers Remain
on the Platform a Year Later


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