> A driver literally has to constantly make decisions whether to take the next Uber call or Lyft call. Under an employee model, they would do this while on the

> A driver literally has to constantly make decisions whether to take the next Uber call or Lyft call. Under an employee model, they would do this while on the clock of a particular company (and being paid by it). Sure, Uber could choose to employ a driver for 16 hours a day, but they'd have to pay for that time.