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But many drive for lyft and uber at the same time. Or 4 different delivery companies at a time. They have multiple apps open at once, and once they get a job
by mahyarm 11y ago
But many drive for lyft and uber at the same time. Or 4 different delivery companies at a time. They have multiple apps open at once, and once they get a job turn off the other apps until they are ready for their next job.
So if you job dispatch from multiple corporations, work for a random 2-60 hours per week, provide your own car and determine your scheduling, then what are you?
- makomk 11y agoDon't both Lyft and Uber try and discourage you from working for both, as well as penalizing people who work too few hours a week through their fee schedule, and completely controlling the prices customers pay drivers?
- mahyarm 11y agoI have no idea, I'm just going on my experience from conversations & observations as a customer. People do definitely use multiple apps. As far as a controlled price, that is why you want multiple apps, so there is competition pushing for efficiency. As a customer it would be far more annoying to use the app if you had to screw around with a price auction every time you wanted a pickup. If I set a price too low, I could be waiting a long time for a ride, if I set a price too high I lose money. The automatic price system makes it far faster.