Do Seattle Uber and Lyft Drivers really earn $23.25/hr? Hear more about the "Platform Driving in Seattle" study from author Louis Hyman.

Jonah Bliss, Vice President of New Media & Marketing for CoMotion, joins Harry to discuss the impacts of the current pandemic on live events.

Scott Lieberman is your host again this week and chats with Khaled Naim of Onfleet. 

Harry turns over the mic to Scott Lieberman, COO at The Rideshare Guy.  Scott's guest is Wayne Lin, COO and Co-founder of GetUpside. 

One of the trends that's been accelerated by this pandemic is food delivery. Today, Harry is going to be talking with an expert on food delivery and tech named Matt Newberg from a media outlet called HUNGRY TV. 

Today's guest is Andrew Macdonald, Senior Vice President of Mobility and Business Operations at Uber. More importantly, he is currently leading Uber's cross-functional taskforce in response to the coronavirus pandemic. 

On today's show, Harry talks with Joseph Woodbury, CEO/Founder of Neighbor.  

Uber just released their 1st quarter 2020 earnings report. And I figured it's about time that I sat down with an expert and really dove into the earnings report and figured out what we need to be looking at when it comes to these disclosures that public companies like Uber and Lyft, and others in the gig economy are making and we'll be making lots more of in the future.
Charles Zvibleman joins me for this insightful conversation.

Alex Vickers is a micromobility veteran with a decade of experience at Uber, JUMP, and Motivate. Connect with him at IAmVickers.com

Today I'll be chatting with senior Rideshare Guy contributor Jay Cradeur. He's been covering the Coronavirus and really its effect on drivers, the unemployment programs very carefully and doing lots of content for us over on the YouTube channel and also the blog.

Today I'll be speaking with Tarani Duncan of Astral Cowboy which provides consulting services for last mile logistics, shared mobility providers, and the platforms that empower them. 

Today we'll be talking with Will Coleman of Alto, a ride sharing service based in Dallas, Texas that's looking to redefine the rideshare experience. Well, at least that was their tagline until recently. We recorded this episode on Thursday, March 26. And we chat all about how they are dealing with Corona virus and how they've actually really pivoted their business to delivery in these times.

Today, I'll be talking with Bryant Greening, co-founder of LegalRideshare, the only law firm in the US entirely dedicated to Uber and Lyft accident and injury claim.

Jonathan Knope, periodic contributor to The Rideshare Guy blog and YouTube Channel, joins us today to talk about his journey in the long haul truck driving world. 

Sergio, one of our regular commenters on the blog, joins us to share his strategies to maximize his earnings with Uber.

Euwyn Poon, co-found and president of Spin, provides insight into Spin and the scooter industry.

Alex Rosenblat is a technology ethnographer and the author of Uberland: How Algorithms Are Rewriting the Rules of Work.

Lyft COO Jon McNeill shares a bit about increasing take-home pay by decreasing drivers' expenses, the future of Lyft, and more!

Nick and Harry talk about the direction of the scooter industry and engage in a friendly competition to see who can name the most scooter companies. 

Tim Lee, Senior Tech Policy Reporter at Ars Technica, joins us to share his perspective on self-driving car technology.  
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After talking with thousands of drivers over the years, we've heard many of the same questions over and over.  Jay Cradeur, part of The Rideshare Guy team, is here to answer the Top 10 Rideshare Questions.   For full show notes, please visit https://therideshareguy.com/episode87

As rideshare drivers, we always want to give the best possible experience to our customers, the passengers. We want to WOW them, impress them, and hopefully get a big tip out of it too, right? Can you imagine what it would be like to pull up to your passengers in a Tesla? It may sound crazy, but that's exactly what today's interview is all about. 

Andy Slye is a successful YouTuber who owns a Tesla Model 3. He recently used his Tesla for some ridesharing and captured the reactions of his passengers. Find the link to this video and more in the show notes at TheRideshareGuy.com

Payam Safa is the founder and CEO of Bellhop, America's leading rideshare aggregator. Prior to Bellhop, Payam was founder and CEO of Chanelink an online platform, automating channel management for hotels and was co founder of a boutique hotel chain in Indonesia called Batiqa. By himself was also a consultant for Accenture where he built enterprise systems for Fortune 500 clients and program drones with secret government clearance for Northrop Grumman Corporation. Payam currently lives in New York City, and in his spare time he loves to travel.

Not many drivers make it to 24,000 rides but today we’ve got a driver named michael bendorf who did just that and all on the Lyft platform.  As you might imagine, he’s learned a ton about what it takes to be a successful Lyft driver and as a bonus, we’re also going to find out how lyft has changed over the past 5 years, why he carries at least 1 bottle of coconut water in his car at all times, his insights into working directly with Lyft employees through the dac or driver advisory council and what went wrong with taco mode!