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That's what I was thinking. It depends though, because sometimes there are not enough drivers, so technically it can go either way. I think this is why defini
by diob 4y ago
That's what I was thinking.
It depends though, because sometimes there are not enough drivers, so technically it can go either way.
I think this is why defining a key part of your workforce as not a key part (aka gig) is tricky at best.
- cool_dude85 4y agoLate reply, but I think we're talking here about after the ride is accepted. So if I'm driving, and I accept the ride to take the customer from A to B, I can't call up my buddy and have him do the drive for a 50% cut. It matters to Uber exactly who is driving.