Re:MIT study that found low pay for Uber drivers to be revis...
by Someone on Sunday March 04, 2018 @04:31PM
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Could be because, when you use the service, you aren’t sampling drivers uniformly. For example, only 10% of drivers could do it full time, but 90% of all rides could have a full time driver.
(Numbers for illustration only; they aren’t likely to reflect Uber’s population of drivers)
Re:MIT study that found low pay for Uber drivers to be revis...
by closeparen on Sunday March 04, 2018 @09:31PM
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I've heard (not verified) that Lyft's incentive schemes contain cliffs that encourage/select for driving full-time to a much greater degree than Uber.
I don't know this to be true without seeing a citation. In Seattle and Maui (two places I've used a car service recently), it has seemed to me at least the Lyft drivers I've encountered were all full-time drivers.