Is anyone familiar with https://www.coloradodrivers.coop ? I have heard about it in #colorado but don’t know where else it might be. The app signup was aware of the existence of other states.
(I often travel to Denver)
i wish to stop using Lyft and Uber
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Is anyone familiar with https://fare.coop ? I have heard about it in #pdx but don’t know where else it might be. The referral program feels like a scam to me.
But also i wish to stop using Lyft and Uber
#rideshare
Fare Co-opFare.Coop | Hybrid Corporate/Cooperative Ride-hailing & DeliveryThe World’s First Hybrid Corporate/Cooperative Ride-hailing & Delivery The World’s First Hybrid Corporate/ Cooperative Ride-hailing & Delivery Request A Ride Join To Drive Join And Support Our Grassroots Movement! Fare Co-op has allocated 25% of its net revenue to create FIVE ways for you to earn revenue and save your community through our TWO TIER, TWO WAY referral program, where your direct referral will make you 10% and the second tier will earn you 2.5% whether you’re on the side of customers/passengers or drivers/businesses. https://youtu.be/c5eXC8YDspU Rideshare Driver App: Rider App: Drivers Get up to85% Of the Earnings* * After 5% Stripe fee Customers Save up to 20% on avg. Compared to major apps with no surge Businesses Pay Only 5% Service Fee How we compare to the major apps – Case Study Rider Pays $20 $19 $16 Driver Gets $6.80 $7.41 $14.40 Driver Earnings % 34% 39% 90*% Note: This example doesn’t include additional fees such as insurance, taxes and payment processing fees, charged on top of the fares. In addition, we currently only offer the instant payout option at 85% of the trip earnings. How your earnings are calculated Your trip earnings are calculated based on the following 3 parameters: Distance Time & Wait Time Booking Fee In cases where a minimum fee applies, the calculation only considers the min. fee and the booking fee. Other items such as insurance, sales tax and credit card processing fee are hard costs that are NOT part of the fare. In this example, the fare total ($3.78+$3.60+$2.60+$5) is $14.98 90% is paid to the driver ($13.48) minus 5% Stripe fee 10% is retained by Fare Co-op ($1.50) Watch Our Story Our Partnerships Drivers – Join Now! Fare Co-op is a membership based platform. For a one-time investment of $100 ($500 in... Continue Reading
Uber ditches commissions for auto-rickshaw drivers in India, switching to fees to stay competitive against local rivals #Rapido & #NammaYatri. 
Will this move shake up the ride-hailing market? 
#Uber #AutoRickshaw #IndiaTech #Rideshare #Competition #TechNews #Mobility
https://posivi.com/uber-ditches-commissions-for-auto-rickshaw-drivers-in-india/
**UPDATE: RIDE FOUND! Thank you for boosting, everyone!!!**
Can folks in & around #VictoriaBC please boost this post for me to expand reach to locals?
My driver for my Feb. 24-28 trip to #LakeCowichan is now very sick & won't be better anytime soon.
I need to find a replacement driver. I need transport from my South #Saanich home to LC on Feb. 24 - anytime after 1pm. I'll need transport from LC back home on Feb. 28 - anytime before noon.
I can pay driver to transport me there/back & help me load & unload luggage. I'm unable to use the IslandLink bus service because they don't have routes to LC.
If you can help me with transportation, please DM or, send me a message on Signal:
phoenixserenity.54
“The driver reported me as having a pet and said he had the right to deny pets. I explained numerous times it was a service animal and he was breaking the law. He asked me to close his door and drove off.” – Guide Dog User from Colorado, October 2024
This is one of many rideshare denials. End the discrimination. Respect our guide dogs and white canes. It’s our #RightToRide.
During the 2023 National Convention, President Riccobono shared a time when he and two of his colleagues were denied a ride from an Uber driver. End discrimination. Respect our guide dogs and white canes. It’s our #RightToRide.
A recent study shows gig workers at rideshare companies are making less than minimum wage in the US; to stop it, we need to fight capitalism in the streets.
https://www.ninaillingworth.com/2024/09/07/nina-bytes-exploitation-as-a-business-model/
Nina-Bytes: Exploitation as a Business Model
"So how do rideshare and other gig economy companies get away with this? Mostly by selectively cooking the data to make it appear as if rideshare drivers and other gig workers are making more than they actually are, classifying gig labor as independent contractors to skirt existing labor regulations, and spending fuck tons of money lobbying governments at all levels to exempt their workers from the types of labor laws that say you’re not allowed to pay workers less than half the minimum wage in your region. Why do politicians and governments agree to this exploitative bullshit? Mostly because they’re absolutely on the take, don’t give a damn about the labor class whatsoever, and are ideologically aligned with a capitalist order that demands maximum profits and endless growth regardless of how many people that hurts."
Nina Illingworth Dot Com | "When the revolution is for everyone, everyone will be for the revolution" · Nina-Bytes: Exploitation as a Business Model | on NIDCA recent study shows gig workers at rideshare companies are making less than minimum wage in the US; to stop it, we need to fight capitalism in the streets.