Mahad Omar has been driving for Uber and Lyft for about eight years. He got into it at first because of the flexibility. But in recent years, the companies have been taking bigger percentages from the cost of the ride, causing him, he says, to have to work double the hours for the same money.
“You have to time to get the money. And I work like almost like 65 [hours] a week or 70,” said Mahad Omar, a rideshare driver. Read more…
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Published: Oct 30, 2024 | Last Modified: Nov 7, 2024
