Colin Roche is the co-founder and CEO of Swiftmile, a micromobility infrastructure company whose mobility hubs charge and organize light electric vehicles like e-scooters and e-bikes. Swiftmile's in-field charging model helps cities scale up shared micromobility with fewer of the pain points.

Guaranteed minimum pay, no more unfair deactivations, $5 net minimum fare for drivers and Sick pay. Sounds pretty great right? Well It’s not a new driver friendly rideshare company, instead it’s actually what current Uber and Lyft drivers in the city of Seattle are getting. Today, we’re going to learn how these great benefits and more came about with special guests: Kerem Levitas and Laine Middaugh.  Learn more at TheRideshareGuy.com
Also mentioned: 
https://www.driversunionwa.org/

"Today's consumer wants more than just face value. At Prizeout, we strive to constantly find space to give our users more value, more flexibility, and more impact for their money." ~From Prizeout.com
Today's guest is David Metz, founder and CEO of Prizeout. 
Learn more at Prizeout.com.

Nitin Gupta is a Silicon Valley PhD who worked as an engineer at Uber, Google, and Relcy. He created Beans.ai with Akash Agarwal (college friend), who worked at Deloitte and Verizon, among other firms.
Nitin and Akash quit their jobs to deliver on major delivery apps like Uber and Instacart, made more than 1,000 deliveries to learn the industry from the ground up.
Nitin built Beans.ai to solve for all these pain points by leveraging the experiences and data from drivers across all the different apps they serve.
Find show notes at TheRideshareGuy.com

Today I’ll be chatting with the CEO of Stride Health, Noah Lang. Noah and the team at Stride are good friends of mine and one of RSG’s first partners. Over the years, we’ve sent thousands of workers their way to sign up for their free mileage tracking app and healthcare. I’m a big fan of this company and what’s best is that their service on the healthcare side is actually free. 
https://www.stridehealth.com/

Olaf Sakkers, general partner and cofounder of, RedBlue Capital, joins Harry to talk a bit about his book, Mobility Disruption Framework.

Connect with Olaf on Twitter, @osakkers

Today I’m excited to be joined by the CEOs of 3 of the top rideshare for kids companies:

• Joanna McFarland of Hop Skip Drive
• Noreen Butler from Rubi Rides
• Margarita Clarke from Jump Rydz

Find full show notes at TheRideshareGuy.com

It’s been a while since a lot of us have attended an in person conference with hundreds of people, parties, networking and talks. But I recently took the plunge and attended Micromobility America in SF and it was a lot of fun. In addition to getting over the COVID hump though, there were a ton of great speakers, cool products to test and great people. So today I wanted to recap the conference in case you were there and want to relive it or you missed it and are ready to live vicariously through me and my special guest, Jonah Bliss.

Michael DiBenedetto left the consulting world behind in 2015 to start working on the food delivery service aggregator app Food Boss in 2015 and formally founded FoodBoss in 2016 when he connected with his co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, Liam Hession, to help him build the technology behind the app.

Mentioned in this episode:

FoodBoss.com | FoodBoss  - App Store | FoodBoss - Google Play

Micromobility America

Move America

RSG119: Chris Baggott on Why ClusterTruck is the Food Delivery Model of the Future

RSG057: How Mystro Makes Uber and Lyft Drivers More Money

RSG085: Payam Safa Talks About Bellhop & How It Works!

RSG108: Victor Pontis is Helping You Start a Scooter Company with Spring!

Today's episode is a replay of a recent Curbivore webinar featuring:

Matt Newburg, HNGRY

David Lin, Duffl

Emma Liem Beckett, Restaurant Dive

Marc Ziade, Zoomo

Vince Cifani of Joyride.city joins us today to talk about the scooter / bikeshare business.  Joyride launched in 2014 as a bike-share management system and has since evolved into the world’s leading micromobility platform. 

Find full show notes at TheRideshareGuy.com

Also mentioned in this episode: 
Micromobility America Conference

Ride Goat

Link.City

Rydables

Move America Conference

You can contact Harry via email at Harry@TheRideshareGuy.com

Matt Newberg is the host and producer of HNGRY, a multimedia platform exploring the impact of technology on our relationship with food.

Will Coleman is CEO of Alto, a rideshare company with a fleet of vehicles and employee drivers. 

Alissa Orlando and David Alexis of The Drivers Cooperative describe and discuss their driver-owned ridehailing cooperative in New York City.  https://drivers.coop/upload

Greg and Garrick of SHAiR are the featured guests today.  "SHAiR is the peer-to-peer car sharing app that values safety and peace of mind above all else. We offer a platform with state-of-the-art verification technology to protect hosts and renters alike, so you can drive a car when you need it and make money when you don’t."  carshair.com

Enjoy this interview with Steve from Rideshare Rodeo Episode #61:  "The Future Of Rideshare With Guest Harry Campbell (The Rideshare Guy)" 

DoorDash President Talks Dashers, Labor Shortage, Hidden Tips, and More!

Marc Gorlin is founder of Roadie, "the first 'on-the-way' crowdsourced delivery platform."

Larry Smith of ProtectingConsumerRights.com joins Harry to talk about fighting false background checks.

Larry Smith of ProtectingConsumerRights.com joins Harry to talk about fighting false background checks.

Joseph Seal-Driver talks with Harry about Havn's EV chauffeur service in London. 

Candice Xie, CEO of Veo, joins Harry to talk Micromobility.

Matthew Lafferty is Curri’s co-founder and CEO. Curri is the Uber for construction supply delivery.

Dustin Walsey is co-founder and CEO at Buckle, a company offering rideshare insurance to Uber and Lyft drivers and other gig workers.

Bryant Greening is the co-founder of LegalRideshare, LLC. He has dedicated his career to protecting rideshare drivers, passengers and victims. In 2018, The Rideshare Guy blog endorsed Bryant as its “Recommended Lyft and Uber Accident Attorney.”

Elijah Bilel joins Harry to talk about their new course, Maximum Delivery Profits.

Elijah has been a delivery driver since 2017. He started with Uber Eats, then branched out into other apps. You might have seen him on Youtube: He makes delivery videos for The Rideshare Guy!

"We went all in on this course. It has everything I’ve learned in my 4 years as a driver. We made this course so you don’t have to spend time and money making the same mistakes I did."

Vikesh Chandrashekar joins Harry to talk about attempting to start a new rideshare company.

Alex Roy, Director of Special Operations @ Argo AI, joins Harry to talk about autonomous vehicles.

Dana Gagnon from Everee hosts Harry on a webinar to discuss trends in the gig economy.

Ed Walker, Micromobility and Shared Economy Practice Leader at USI Insurance Services, chats with Harry about insuring fleets and more.

Stephen Smyth of Coord talks with Harry about a new system to digitize the curb.

Annanth Aravinthan, formerly of UberEats, joins Harry to talk about processes, profitability and more of the food delivery industry.

CloudTrucks is the virtual trucking carrier - providing a complete "business in a box" solution for owner-operators and small trucking carriers at a much lower cost using software engineering, data science and world class operations processes.

David Zipper, repeat RSG guest, is a Visiting Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School's Taubman Center for State and Local Government, where he examines the interplay between urban policy and new mobility technologies. Connect with him at DavidZipper.com

Billy Marsden, COO and founder of Argyle, joins Harry to discuss how Argyle is helping unlock employment data for gig workers. 

Will delivery companies ever be profitable? That’s the million-dollar question going into 2021. In this episode, you’ll hear a replay from a conference I helped put on called Curbivore. I coordinated this panel and think you’ll find it fascinating, as we will cover how delivery companies could become profitable in the future… or not. This panel discussion may surprise you!