Ride share
Massachusetts is taking Uber and Lyft to trial, alleging that the ride-share giants have misclassified their drivers as independent contractors rather than employees, a move that could save the companies up to 30% in costs. The non-jury trial, initiated by Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell, seeks to establish that drivers should be classified as […]
A new ride share app named Black Wolf based in Atlanta will be competing with Uber and Lyft. The difference between this company is the drivers will be allowed to be armed. The new company is being sold as “executive protection” for people who are concerned about their safety. Drivers must pass a background check and […]
Uber launching a new audio recording feature on it’s app for the safety of drivers and riders. The feature will be available in 3 US states later this month, Uber has already been using the recording feature on their app in Latin America since 2019. I’m sure this feature will be available in more state in the future. […]
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