The taxi business is dead in the United States. This industry is going the way of the Payphone and the neighborhood video store. Did I mention Kodak film? I know technology has changed the nature of work but in this case the politicians are who ruined the taxi industry. They were unwilling to support a regulated industry. Keep in mind, almost all businesses are regulated. For some reason, the politicians decided that because of the popularity of uber, they would allow Rideshare to operate until state legislators made them legal. Therefore, killing off my business. Why it was transportation and not construction, hairstyling, pizza delivery, hot dog stands, insurance, law, and so forth, I will take to my grave not knowing the answer. All I know, is that my life has been ruined. It is over. I cannot make a living. I'm being evicted from my home I cannot pay my electric bill or any other bill. My life is in shambles and I face an uncertain future. Is there really anything more to say? ...
Yo Tim. Herse is a idea. Why don't you call them and find out about their cabs including the amount of the weekly and daily leasess. Tell them you are interested in driving for them. A little white lie never hurts. Just ask Obama. Larry 157
ReplyDeleteI hear its a meter split..but I don't really know for sure. I may just call them.
ReplyDelete50/50 split. long wait to get on with them. only start you part time, but once full time 5 days a week they pocket 500 a week for day drivers and nite drivers can double that. Gotta work a schedule and do as you are told...Cracker
ReplyDeleteUnited Taxi of Pinellas county charges $35 to TIA from anywhere in the county. Not a good deal for the drivers.
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