[signfromthesky]

I am thinking to move to Las Vegas.Everything over there is 50% less cheaper than in DC,and plus there is no snow or cold weather.Can somebody please answer me this:
1. Is it legal to drive an uberX in Las Vegas?
2. What permits do you need in order to become an uber driver?
3. How is limousine business over there?
4.What are busy times/days to drive?
5. Do you have bad neighborhoods for driving and living?Any places that I shoud avoid?
6. What is the real per hour income?
7. How much is the gas?
8. How do passengers treat you?

 

[PrestonT]

I am thinking to move to Las Vegas.Everything over there is 50% less cheaper than in DC,and plus there is no snow or cold weather.Can somebody please answer me this:
1. Is it legal to drive an uberX in Las Vegas?
2. What permits do you need in order to become an uber driver?
3. How is limousine business over there?
4.What are busy times/days to drive?
5. Do you have bad neighborhoods for driving and living?Any places that I shoud avoid?
6. What is the real per hour income?
7. How much is the gas?
8. How do passengers treat you?

All these questions are answered in this forum. Don't be lazy and ask us to digest it for you!

Except the limo question. There are probably more limos per capita in LV than any other city.

 

[LVC]

I am thinking to move to Las Vegas.Everything over there is 50% less cheaper than in DC,and plus there is no snow or cold weather.Can somebody please answer me this:

1. Is it legal to drive an uberX in Las Vegas?
No but everybody's doing it anyway.

2. What permits do you need in order to become an uber driver?
Your birth certificate and you parents marriage license.

3. How is limousine business over there?
Horrible, that's why we are all driving for Uber.

4.What are busy times/days to drive?
Tuesday through Thursday 1100am-300pm

5. Do you have bad neighborhoods for driving and living?Any places that I shoud avoid?
Yes, definitely avoid Green Valley & Summerlin

6. What is the real per hour income?
The sky's the limit with generous tips and kickbacks $3.75/hr

7. How much is the gas?
We don't buy gas, we carry a siphon hose and a five gallon gas can. Just work you way down the taxi line while they are staging, they'll never know.

8. How do passengers treat you?
With complete respect, they love us. Especially strippers and bookers. They give lap dances and seat showers in lieu of cash.

And if you believe all this I have ocean front property in Nevada for sale.

 

[PrestonT]

7. How much is the gas?
We don't buy gas, we carry a siphon hose and a five gallon gas can. Just work you way down the taxi line while they are staging, they'll never know.

Chortled audibly at this one. That would be an awesome sight!

What the heck is a seat shower?

 

[UberDude2]

Every week a different person comes here to ask the same questions so all the answers to your questions are here.
Bottom line though, the rates suck here like most other markets and there is an abundance of drivers (like most other markets)

 

[LVC]

Chortled audibly at this one. That would be an awesome sight!

What the heck is a seat shower?

Same as a table shower but done while you're in your drivers seat.

 

[PrestonT]

Same as a table shower but done while you're in your drivers seat.

Since I don't know what a table shower is, I assume you sit at a table and watch some ratchet ho stand in a shower. Sounds like a thousand thrills.

 

[LVC]

Since I don't know what a table shower is, I assume you sit at a table and watch some ratchet ho stand in a shower. Sounds like a thousand thrills.

Definition of a table shower.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=table%20shower&amp=true

 

[uberxreallysux]

I am thinking to move to Las Vegas.Everything over there is 50% less cheaper than in DC,and plus there is no snow or cold weather.Can somebody please answer me this:
1. Is it legal to drive an uberX in Las Vegas?
2. What permits do you need in order to become an uber driver?
3. How is limousine business over there?
4.What are busy times/days to drive?
5. Do you have bad neighborhoods for driving and living?Any places that I shoud avoid?
6. What is the real per hour income?
7. How much is the gas?
8. How do passengers treat you?

If you are smart you would stay where you are

 

[signfromthesky]

1. Is it legal to drive an uberX in Las Vegas?
No but everybody's doing it anyway.

2. What permits do you need in order to become an uber driver?
Your birth certificate and you parents marriage license.

3. How is limousine business over there?
Horrible, that's why we are all driving for Uber.

4.What are busy times/days to drive?
Tuesday through Thursday 1100am-300pm

5. Do you have bad neighborhoods for driving and living?Any places that I shoud avoid?
Yes, definitely avoid Green Valley & Summerlin

6. What is the real per hour income?
The sky's the limit with generous tips and kickbacks $3.75/hr

7. How much is the gas?
We don't buy gas, we carry a siphon hose and a five gallon gas can. Just work you way down the taxi line while they are staging, they'll never know.

8. How do passengers treat you?
With complete respect, they love us. Especially strippers and bookers. They give lap dances and seat showers in lieu of cash.

And if you believe all this I have ocean front property in Nevada for sale.

Still spunds better than driving trough DC.We don't have strippers here.

If you are smart you would stay where you are

Well here is the thing.I am a student,but my expenses just to survive in DC are 3200$.Just my rent is 1500$.I was thinking to work weekends as a server and weekdays as uber driver.A lot of nice apartments in LV are waaaay less than here.Plus the strippers.

Every week a different person comes here to ask the same questions so all the answers to your questions are here.
Bottom line though, the rates suck here like most other markets and there is an abundance of drivers (like most other markets)

Sooorry if I am asking too much but here is the thing.Rates over there are just a little bit lower than in DC.That is why I was asking is it busy non stop or you have seasons.

Also no tips whatsoever in DC.2-3$ per 100 rides.

 

[PrestonT]

Still spunds better than driving trough DC.We don't have strippers here.

Well here is the thing.I am a student,but my expenses just to survive in DC are 3200$.Just my rent is 1500$.I was thinking to work weekends as a server and weekdays as uber driver.A lot of nice apartments in LV are waaaay less than here.Plus the strippers.

Sooorry if I am asking too much but here is the thing.Rates over there are just a little bit lower than in DC.That is why I was asking is it busy non stop or you have seasons.

Also no tips whatsoever in DC.2-3$ per 100 rides.

Not sure it's enough incrementally better to warrant a move and school change. There are pitfalls of being a student in Las Vegas, too. Fun pitfalls, but pitfalls that could cost you your focus on school.

 

[Jvega]

1. Is it legal to drive an uberX in Las Vegas?
No but everybody's doing it anyway.

2. What permits do you need in order to become an uber driver?
Your birth certificate and you parents marriage license.

3. How is limousine business over there?
Horrible, that's why we are all driving for Uber.

4.What are busy times/days to drive?
Tuesday through Thursday 1100am-300pm

5. Do you have bad neighborhoods for driving and living?Any places that I shoud avoid?
Yes, definitely avoid Green Valley & Summerlin

6. What is the real per hour income?
The sky's the limit with generous tips and kickbacks $3.75/hr

7. How much is the gas?
We don't buy gas, we carry a siphon hose and a five gallon gas can. Just work you way down the taxi line while they are staging, they'll never know.

8. How do passengers treat you?
With complete respect, they love us. Especially strippers and bookers. They give lap dances and seat showers in lieu of cash.

And if you believe all this I have ocean front property in Nevada for sale.

Lol

 

[PowersAssociates]

Still spunds better than driving trough DC.We don't have strippers here.

Well here is the thing.I am a student,but my expenses just to survive in DC are 3200$.Just my rent is 1500$.I was thinking to work weekends as a server and weekdays as uber driver.A lot of nice apartments in LV are waaaay less than here.Plus the strippers.

Sooorry if I am asking too much but here is the thing.Rates over there are just a little bit lower than in DC.That is why I was asking is it busy non stop or you have seasons.

Also no tips whatsoever in DC.2-3$ per 100 rides.

Preston just doesn't want you to be an uber driver. If you move here and become a Nevada resident school at UNLV is super cheap and it's a decent school depending on what you are majoring in.

 

[PrestonT]

Preston just doesn't want you to be an uber driver. If you move here and become a Nevada resident school at UNLV is super cheap and it's a decent school depending on what you are majoring in.

Your fixation on me is a little creepy.

 

[Alfred j]

I am thinking to move to Las Vegas.Everything over there is 50% less cheaper than in DC,and plus there is no snow or cold weather.Can somebody please answer me this:
1. Is it legal to drive an uberX in Las Vegas?
2. What permits do you need in order to become an uber driver?
3. How is limousine business over there?
4.What are busy times/days to drive?
5. Do you have bad neighborhoods for driving and living?Any places that I shoud avoid?
6. What is the real per hour income?
7. How much is the gas?
8. How do passengers treat you?

Just do it, quit school and drive uber full time. Then spend what you make playing crops.

Just do it, quit school and drive uber full time. Then spend what you make playing crops.

 

[PrestonT]

Just do it, quit school and drive uber full time. Then spend what you make playing crops.

Nah, that's Nebraska, here we play craps!

 

[uberxreallysux]

Still spunds better than driving trough DC.We don't have strippers here.

Well here is the thing.I am a student,but my expenses just to survive in DC are 3200$.Just my rent is 1500$.I was thinking to work weekends as a server and weekdays as uber driver.A lot of nice apartments in LV are waaaay less than here.Plus the strippers.

Sooorry if I am asking too much but here is the thing.Rates over there are just a little bit lower than in DC.That is why I was asking is it busy non stop or you have seasons.

Also no tips whatsoever in DC.2-3$ per 100 rides.

Your bills are $3200 a month there and you want to move here because you like strippers. Well then your bills here will be $1500 a month on rent and $5000 a day for strippers, so you see it's cheaper to live there.