[Golfer]

Who does best. Well after reading some posts on the cost of Drivers Authority I'm starting to think its the Gov. on the 1st of Jan. 2015 I paid $38.30 for five years (I mean why not at that price )If I didn't like it, it's only a carton of beer. Now I'm I see $97.00 for six months, I'm not sure but the Gov must be getting the Taxi money back pretty fast the way Uber keeps signing up "partners". I just read Bandys post and as we know Ubers not travelling too well, we riders are saving money, but as a driver also we are of course "The Biggest Loser" I'm not even going to pull out the calculator, as I said once before, "The Theoretical Implications alone are Staggering" read that in a Peanuts Comic Strip years ago, still love that saying. I won't prattle on any further.

 

[stevothedevo]

$141 approx for 1 year.... I added on the general & scheduled services just in case i find a shuttle driver job on an island resort etc. cost an extra $40 approx. didnt see the 6 months option. just did it on Monday

 

[Thing]

I was amazed at that as well, I paid $30 something back in 2013 for another driving gig at a resort... now its ridiculous...

Everybody is out to rip off the poor rideshare driver... you get paid SFA but the costs are skyrocketing now

 

[Lowestformofwit]

Are they still offering longer periods than one year?
Once you could get 5 years - would be stratospheric price now.

 

[BabyBoomer]

5 years ...costs $400 plus.

 

[Lowestformofwit]

5 years ...costs $400 plus.

Yikes!
High demand leads to 'surge' at TMR, too, it seems.

 

[Thing]

Yikes!
High demand leads to 'surge' at TMR, too, it seems.

Yes but unlike Uber - the TMR's surge is fixed...

 

[Bandy]

Yes but unlike Uber - the TMR's surge is fixed...

Ubers surge is fixed...