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Not true. Uber sets a commission (differs across different markets) with a new driver and that's what they get from the miles + time portion of the fare. If U
by dotBen 11y ago
Not true. Uber sets a commission (differs across different markets) with a new driver and that's what they get from the miles + time portion of the fare.
If Uber decides to change the commission it almost always grandfathers existing drivers to what they had when they joined.
- billmalarky 11y agoWell sure, they don't have a monopoly _yet_.
- jessaustin 11y agoSurely there is enough driver turnover that this is a distinction without a difference.