Understood why is limitedIts limited to stop cherry picking jobs Bob........
Twice a day, allows you to either set one to work and one home, or set two times a day to go home or anywhere basically etc.
Which is what its designed for. When you want to 'finish up' and 'head' home.
Otherwise people will use it to get long jobs ie sit in the city on a surge with the airport set as a destination etc to cherry pick a long high surge job and rise and repeat.
Yep we saying same thing by limiting two trips not solving the issue driver will follow the money only customer service suffers because driver will go offline to get in high paid area and passenger which want to go same direction will not get pick upAgain, to stop cherry picking jobs all day long. In your example, you want to 'cherry pick' the high paying city surge jobs, vs the non surge outer suburbs jobs.
Only way you can keep drivers longer in out suburbs if you have no surge fare price same as taxis regardless where u are price is the same saying that driver will move to high density job area again u cant fight natural flow everyone aiming for the best outcomeDoesn't solve the issue of following the money, this is true. BUT does help slow it down and drivers might stay online in the burbs rather than go offline etc.
I would think maybe 4 destinations a day would be nicer, but at the end of the day. Something is better than nothing.
The amount of times I use to go offline as I was ready to head home and having to deadhead a LONG way back without a fare. Now days I have a small chance of getting something, which is better than nothing.
I would love to see a ping ETA filter, don't show me jobs over 10 mins unless its a surge job! Now that would make me a happy man.
Yep agree but most of them are with pickup with 0.5 km not 5 km which they cost lost u moneyCity jobs are normally short little things for me, ok when its surging but otherwise meh.
do this on tuesday night also u did most of them with surgeOn Saturday night I started at Doncaster at 5:30pm. I picked up a 1.4 surge fare from Doncaster to Mount Waverley. Then I picked up a non-surge fare from Ashwood to Boronia. Then I picked up a non-surge fare from Boronia to South Melbourne. Those three fares totaled $99.74 for 1 hour 42 mins work. My night just kept rolling from there. Later that night I had four 2.x surge fares in a row. I had my second ever $500+ day for just under 11 hours work. If you want to leave the non-surge fares in the suburbs then I will take them.
I did job on wed night port to dandenong south with surge 1.2 $60.98 for 50 min work then drop to dandenong and waited for job for 15 min to get train station pick up so got frustrated waiting for fare move towards city pick up in oakleigh to south yarra $18.90 so i did 3 hours $80 dollars and driven just under 100 km in city 3 hours small jobs will be around same $80 but only with 60km driven only difference is more petrol depreciation and seating in the car using internet.Why would I work Tuesday night? You obviously didn't read my post. I had three jobs to start Saturday night for $99.74 in an hour and 42 minutes. Two of them were suburban non-surge jobs.
If you don't like it then give it away and I will take your work.
I don't agree system not working perfectly other day pick up lady which was upset she waited for uber almost hour because at 11.00 tuesday wasn't any drivers in eltham only reason i pick her up because i got the job only 2 min from my drop off and was local job then used on my way future to city want seat in car for one small job per hourWeek days will never be as busy as the weekends. That is a fact.
I do get your point drivers will always follow the money. Everyone knows that. So what?
What I am saying is that there will always be someone in the suburbs to do the suburban jobs. We all live in different areas. We all clock on at different times. Some of us take people from the inner suburban areas to the outer suburban areas and then stay online for the next fare hoping that it will take them back in (like it did me). Who cares if someone else clocks off and heads back to the inner city to cherry pick?
The system works. Have a look at the passenger app and there will always be drivers in the suburbs.