Uber and Lyft drivers with Teslas said passengers want to know what they think of Elon Musk. Drivers said they don’t like talking politics because they fear it could hurt their tips. They shared how they navigate these conversations and try to keep riders happy. Some Uber and Lyft drivers with Teslas don’t want to…
MUMBAI: Uber announced it will launch Uber Pet in Mumbai, making it easier for pet parents and their furry family to travel together in comfort. After debuting the service in Bengaluru last year, Uber Pet will now be available in Delhi and Mumbai as well, bringing more flexibility and convenience to pet parents.Uber Pet will…
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Hong Kong transport authorities have said it will be difficult to expand a new law requiring children under the age of eight to use safety seats or similar equipment while travelling in private cars to public transport, citing possible obstacles for daily operations. But lawmakers on Tuesday said the government could consider including the safety…
Hong Kong transport authorities have said it will be difficult to expand a new law requiring children under the age of eight to use safety seats or similar equipment while travelling in private cars to public transport, citing possible obstacles for daily operations. But lawmakers on Tuesday said the government could consider including the safety…
It is hard to pick any winners out of the latest futile round in the battle between Hong Kong’s point-to-point transport services, or taxis and ride-hailing vehicles. Customers can claim to be winners from cancellation of ill-advised industrial action by some taxi drivers but, in the bigger picture, they remain losers from uneven standards of…
It is hard to pick any winners out of the latest futile round in the battle between Hong Kong’s point-to-point transport services, or taxis and ride-hailing vehicles. Customers can claim to be winners from cancellation of ill-advised industrial action by some taxi drivers but, in the bigger picture, they remain losers from uneven standards of…
Hong Kong police have intercepted eight drivers after they were suspected to have illegally carried passengers for money in a citywide operation to combat illegal providers of online ride-hailing services. The crackdown was disclosed on Wednesday night, hours after a taxi union cancelled a strike planned for next month following a meeting with government advisers…
A Hong Kong taxi union has cancelled a planned strike next month after a meeting with government advisers and a pledge from the city leader to enforce the law against illegal ride-hailing services, the group’s chairman has said. The announcement by Hong Kong Tele-call Taxi Association chairman Wong Yue-ting followed Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu’s…
by Sharelle Burt February 18, 2025 There is always a solution…. To fight back against the lack of money made by driving people around, drivers for Lyft and Uber are creating ride-hailing cooperatives and apps to make up for the lost wages, Business Insider reported. Cooperatives are non-profit business models that some drivers say work…