Not bad!I drive about 50-60 hours per week. I have averaged $14-$17 per hour after ubers cut
not bad? christ. for $14/hr - $17/hr, post uber's 20% & pre-expenses.Not bad!Is Uber the only ride sharing app you use?
How many hours?I only work for Uber
I drive for both myself and YES I feel Uber DOES pay more!I run both apps at the same time.. but give uber priority over lyft if both pings at the same time...(uber pays more...would love an app that governs both). When i get within 2 min of the pax destination i turn on the other app.. and if pinged i accept it.. drop off current pax then turn off app..... i have a full time job outside of rideshare.. so this is just extra..on my off day... my wife works downtown and i drop her off and work for 4hrs until she calls me for lunch.......
.. the guy with the wife that works in the city and this is his only full-time things.. seems like this should be perfect for that type of formula... sad to hear it not working out for you.. . Personally i love airport trips and long distance rides
not bad? christ. for $14/hr - $17/hr, post uber's 20% & pre-expenses.
to put that into perspective, you can earn $15+/hr at Amazon's warehouse in Joliet packing orders.
and your car sits happy and unused in the parking lot during your 8 hour shift.
there are cases where uber can work--
Kipper1967 clearly stated that $14-17 was AFTER Ubers CUT. I have an office job that pays me just a little over $14/hr ( I work 32hrs) I'm on the road most of the time so my car doesn't sit nicely through an eight hour shift.not bad? christ. for $14/hr - $17/hr, post uber's 20% & pre-expenses.
to put that into perspective, you can earn $15+/hr at Amazon's warehouse in Joliet packing orders.
and your car sits happy and unused in the parking lot during your 8 hour shift.
there are cases where uber can work---like the cases above. but you gotta put your options in perspective.
I don't see why that would be a good formula for success, when the most money is made during rush hour and evenings. This poor guy is driving the dead hours...the guy with the wife that works in the city and this is his only full-time things.. seems like this should be perfect for that type of formula... sad to hear it not working out for you..
yes you're right. but sounds like his alternative is drive home, kill 6 hours, then drive back to wife's office for the evening commute. maybe the guy's already retired or something or a seasonal employee somewhere. so for that guy $5 / hour during dead hours beats making $0.I don't see why that would be a good formula for success, when the most money is made during rush hour and evenings. This poor guy is driving the dead hours...
My post was directed at the OP's question. I'd say though, that your machine's math is spot on.Q: Did you study Math in school?
A: No, I didn't study math in school I'm going for programming I make machines do math for me. But, I've been doing this long enough to know that it used to be better A LOT better and can be A LOT better.