[OneDay]

If people simply never log on unless surging, surging will occur most the time. Fairly simple, only if there eas a way to let all drivers know this.

 

[the rebel]

If it does that than Uber will just double their spending on advertising and bring in even more drivers, and then it will never surge.

 

[OneDay]

Most of the people who drive are those have considered to, there isn't an endless supply of drivers and those willing to drive because of advertising.

 

[The Mollusk]

Most of the people who drive are those have considered to, there isn't an endless supply of drivers and those willing to drive because of advertising.

So far, there appears to be an endless supply.

 

[the rebel]

Most of the people who drive are those have considered to, there isn't an endless supply of drivers and those willing to drive because of advertising.

At least half the world can drive people around all day, there may not be an endless supply but there is a large enough supply to replace their entire force of drivers every year for many years.

 

[Frontier Guy]

Considering the rate Uber is onboarding, not likely.

Also, this is also a good way to piss off pax and make them go back to taxi's.

 

[the rebel]

What we need to do is strike, a friend of mine works in the PHoenix market part time and they organized a strike, before the strike ever happened Uber raised their fares about $.10 a mile and $.50 a pickup. Not a ton but it could make a decent difference in a drivers bottom line.

 

[OneDay]

This is true for sure. If we did it in Denver, riders would also be more supportive then average and at the least treat us better too.

 

[Frontier Guy]

What we need to go is politely get the word out to pax the problems with Uber, actually a lot are supportive. Had three different pax on Sat. comment they have stopped using Uber completely, unless it is the only option. Inquire if they use Lyft, if not encourage them to sign up for it. Strikes only marginally work.