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Dude lives in his car. This is an example of extreme dedication and hard work. These results are not typical in any way. Props to Kyle for his grind

He said it perfectly. These gig app algorithms are PREDATORY.

12:30 exactly -- if all the drivers stop accepting low paying fares, uber and lyft will be forced to raise the pay for everyone.

As an independent contractor we should see the photo of client pay of the contract destination address before contract can be accepted. The tier system is a safety concern 😟 uber is hiding contract information from an independent contractor and using an acceptance and cancelation process. This is making the contractor take blind contracts and subjecting them to dangerous crime areas. There should be a class action lawsuit. This information should be mandatory to accept or decline a offer of a contract. This tier system is an employer behavior.

I watched the entire video waiting for Kyle to provide his knowledge or offer tips. All I got was no surge, no trip and to press the decline button and wait for better fare offers. This could have been summed up in the first 5 minutes. How about telling us what to specifically look for in a decent ride request, like making sure to add up the total miles and making a comparison to how much you're getting paid from these upfront fares to figure out total $$/mile? And/Or also how long the trip is going to take and where it's going to take you - to the busy city or the slow suburbs? Deadhead miles back to busy areas. So many times drivers will receive high dollar fares and squeel like little school girls and press the accept button without doing the math. Once the driver realizes he/she's getting paid $0.85/mile, theyre not so excited about driving anymore. I got one yesterday... Drive 34 miles for $24. THIS is a ridiculous fare offer, but drivers will accept this. Or drive 200 miles for $119.00. That's 3 hours one way and a deadhead back home. I did the math on this one... after paying for gasoline, the cash left over would be around 47 bucks for 6 hours of driving. Not including tires, brakes or other maintenance. This video is just about Kyle and his personal experience driving his Tesla for Uber and Lyft. I also kept hearing him speak in the past tense, so I question if he's still driving on the apps or not. Good luck out there. Stay safe, be well, make money and get home!!

I remember when I was making $1500 to $2000 a week. Now I can’t even make $800 a week in Cleveland. Please if you are reading this don’t waste your time and energy on Uber and Lyft. This is my last month.

Everytime someone mentions how much they make, they should follow it up with their market and the time they put in. It leaves some drivers thinking they're doing something wrong. Some markets will be roughly $75 a day if that. Some $200. But its the market. There isnt any magic.

Uber will normally take you off line when you're not accepting rides and waiting on the better rides.

Let me sum it up folks. 1. You will need to live in 1 of 3 of the top markets in the country. 2. You will need a premier car 3. You will drive 60 plus hours a week. No strategies needed.

I remember hitting 3K on one week with Uber having a sense of “LIFE” at the same time but that week is like winning a lotto…it’s a wishful thinking for full time driver to experience it on a weekly basis

During pandemic no one was accepting anything less than 1.00/ mile rides. Was so nice to watch the lowball pricing fall away. Now where I'm at soooo many people just sign up and do rides for free . it's a never ending cycle (OC California) The only problem I have with Tesla math is you don't know maintenance and actual cost of repairs in the near future. You aren't earning 56k/yr to pay off your car. You are earning 56k/yr to pay your bills and the car is NOT paid off with that although I absolutely LOVE the positive feel of the video . big thumbs up

7:10 it is important to have fun driving for sure or else you get burnt out

I know an X driver in the Bay Area that works 10-12hr days 6 days a week, does roughly $2,100-$2,500 weekly, but that’s no life.

Yes you can make a lot of money . The problem that those people arent talking about is the consequences. Those people have to work 6 7 days a week crazy hours 12 hours days. These people have NO LIFE to actually enjoy the money. Relationships suffer and theres lonliness. Health suffers back pain, lonliness , etc. Then the car breaks down more so all that money goes right back into car and youre broke again its a never ending cycle Its best to only do that short term.

I'll be 30 this year and have driven for the big 2 for over 6 years. You do the math. It is absolutely the time to reject offers that do not make financial sense. Do you want to make $100 in 20 trips or do you want to make $100 in 5-10 trips. Always KNOW YOUR WORTH

Great interview Sergio! Adapt and survive is the only way with these apps. I had a pretty profitable strategy when I was doing rideshare in LA. Once all the bonuses dried up I changed to DF only trips. Fortunately I lived less than 2 miles from Universal Studios. So with my XL vehicle I would just grab trips back n forth from Universal Studios to Disneyland area. Surges were plentiful and I could knock out about 8-10 total trips between 7pm - midnight and gross on average $475. And because I was transporting mostly tourists I could stretch those miles out in either direction to make the most money possible while not affecting the ETA by more than a few minutes. Good times!

The guy drives a LUX vehicle!!!! A WHOLE DIFFERENT BALL GAME!!

When people hear $2,000 per week there’s definitely going to be an over saturation of NEW DRIVERS chasing those same numbers. People should keep their numbers private.

I just keep on driving, I go everywhere in LA and OC. I try not to control the algorithm.

12:30 I agree I wish we could get enough driver not to drive unless there is a reasonable and transparent rate. Which should be more than a cab as we take care of our own vehicles and pay our own insurance.

How can I ever earn $2K or $3K per week when I keep getting $3.00+ per ride and Uber gets $5.00+ for that ride here in the Inland Empire side of Los Angeles!! Simply impossible!! What an injustice Uber does to their drivers!!..

I’m in the same boat as him. I rarely drive Uber anymore. No premier in my city. Rather do lux and lux black instead. Rather then taking bs just to stay busy. That’s why I bought a Nintendo switch to occupy myself sitting and waiting.

I hate driving with irritating passengers

12:30 I thank Uber and Lyft for providing me an opportunity to make money. Thank you Uber and Lyft.

Come on guys everyone by now knows that if you on the road 60-70 hours you will make 2-3k a week

I'm a lyft driver but No dealer want me to give the car ,because I'm a ride share

9:50 I felt the same way struggling because to many drivers, and surge dropping, now we know the purposely took away incentives.

I used to be a corporate sales guy for a large corporation where I achieved #1 in the world ranking. I was literally working around the clock as a bachelor squeezing in time for workouts, meals and limited sleep. Made great money, bought properties, stock portfolio, etc. I then became a retail convenience store and restaurant owner with multiple locations and worked even harder. I had my first baby boy and sold it all to be with him full time during the day and so I rideshare drive at night and early mornings. I must say, driving is a lot less per hour but it pays bills for the moment so I don't have to take money out of savings. 12 hours shifts aren't strenuous if it's busy. It is the boredom at slow times which is tiring. As an XL driver the most I have made is $430 in 12 hours but that was on a holiday weekend Saturday evening (therefore it would not happen everyday of the week). Therefore, I am at a loss on how to get to $2500-$3000 per week as an XL driver.

A problem is over looked, smaller cities still opporate on the old blind rides. They pay $.88 but they lie on the distances amd time. I drove for 35 minutes just to get to the location and ensed up with $5.17. There was no up front fees there.

I DRIVE UBER IN NJ. .70 cent ×MILE .18 cent × MINUTES. HOW CAN YOU MAKE EVEN 1500 A WEEK!? DRIVING OVER 65 HOURS A WEEK!?

Just get out of ride share , Kyle probably works 14 hours a day 7 days a week . Still not worth it , use uber as a stepping stone and move on .

This one was the turning point for me and I want to share what happened to me with a rider a few days ago

Uber sent me a request For $117 for 175 miles 2.5 hours and I'm surprised how many people say yes.

I live in Las Vegas. 5 year driver, (minus 1.5 damdemic hiatus)! Clark county (Vegas, etc) is twice the size of Los Angeles County! However the population of LA is over 10 million! The pop. of Vegas, about 2.3 million! 18.2 miles from center of LA to LAX! 6-7 miles from downtown Vegas to LAS! Yes, $2500-3000 is possible…doable! IN LA! $4, $5 and many under $10 rides are the norm in Las Vegas, because we are concentrated into a smaller area. $20, even $15 rides are fewer and farther between! They’re there, but they’re rare! (I love my job! I love my job! I love my job!) 👍😂🤪

5 1/2 yrs. later and my car still has bed bugs from doing Lyft. You can even see tiny unhatched eggs inside the instrument cluster.

It does not matter if you drive 5 or 12 hs,if your market sucks,you're screw. Location,Location,Location!! You are lucky that you have Upfront Fare.

Thank you Kyle and Sergio for the outstanding video! I learned a lot...thank you so very much for sharing the very helpful information gentlemen.

The total cost of his Tesla is $12-15 an hour, $600-750 for 50 hours. The warranty totally expires at ~130,000 miles, about two years of rideshare driving. Batteries need to be replaced every three years or so for $10,000. Tire wear is excessive due to the weight of the vehicle

Basically this isn't gonna happen with Uber X or XL. At almost halfway through the video there's really no helpful info. But then again click on the link and buy a course for $99.

14:20 I got the Y for fuel cost and self driving. Plus I wanted access to higher platforms. It has the best fuel econ of the higher platform vehicles just wish there was a full size suv

I got a 2018 Prius Prime, daily I get 23-25 total rides and only make $200-$260 max. It doesn't matter what I do the app dictate how much I make per day and that just make me don't care to hustle more and I can't drive for Uber cause my back center console is not moveable.

Uber is definitely not worth it. To make that amount of money, you'd have to work a ton of hours. Also, destroy your car in the process. Uber needs to raise the driver pay. Full time Uber is not sustainable.

So you talk about driving with a Tesla but what about someone like me that can only do Uber X. I can't afford a $70,000 car to do Lux. Are there strategies for one that drives a 4 door hatchback?

Stop lying, the drivers spent a lot on daily expenses, gas, tolls, commercial insurance plus Uber cut prices for customers yet they take 50% from the fare. So what the heck are you talking about?

Simple strategy like me part timer driving in Chicago getting two or three good pay trips and go home because you don’t get better from Uber

Congrats Kyle on your success, enjoyed the interview!

Here my 2 cents I am the most senior driver in ride-share behind Travis the 1st Uber CEO himself technically you can make $2500 a week but it’s not all profit your expenses will go to $800 a week and plus your time and tear and wear on your car! So now do the math is it worth driving for Uber or no

I drive a Tesla I average $1200-1700 a week. I only drive nights when streets are empty. Tough job

I am a new driver, I don't see the "upfront Fares ", only the pick up location. Uber Support says I can only see upfront fares when I get promoted to gold status. is that true for everyone else or just in my city?

How can I be “killing it” when Uber gets a 60% of the fair?? Please tell me HOW??..enough of this baloney please!!

25:00 sums it up for negative drivers that it’s essential to learn how to LEVERAGE your time and Uber platform to have financial success…in other words “Be Strategic”

Serge, I recently bought a minivan for CHEAP. I’m struggling to find an XL strategy that works for me. I’d love to see an interview with a driver who’s killing it on XL.

Yet they also penalize you basically if you accept a call and they cancel on you. It seems like it goes against your rating now.

I’m in the same boat as him. I rarely drive Uber anymore. No premier in my city. Rather do lux and lux black instead.

How many hours a day is he working and how many days to hit $2,000? I can pull $1000-12000 working 30 hours for uber. That's DFW market. I've been thinking about pushing myself to see what it would take (hours) to break 2k, but...not sure the extra hours/miles/gas are worth it. I'm already putting 800 miles on my car a week.

You can put real estate style books in your back seats with a business card stapled inside

A lot of my trips are blind accepts because I usually take another while a current rider is in the car. Do you recommend not doing that?

I drive in Vegas. F1 was a bust with $4 rides and stuck in traffic. Super Bowl Sunday I will not work most rides to Allegiant stadium from the strip are $4-5 but the street where drop of is 1. Full of cops looking to write tickets for anything and 2 Dean Martin Dr becomes a one way streets so it takes 15 minutes plus gas ~4 bucks a gallon. Im was born at night but not last night. Used to make 120.0 for 4?hours now I make 65.00 to 70.00 and $20.00 of that hours to gas. I start working for Amazon next week, don’t think I’ll drive for Lyft anymore.

I have been in this business for 10 years. You don't make that money driving Uber X. He is driving 7 days a week working both Uber and Lyft. The max on each platform is 70 hours. These drivers are getting less than 4- 6 hours of sleep a night. They are running on fumes, they're a danger to themselves, their passengers, and the public.

4:20 working smarter not harder

In Australia, we can’t see any trip information up front. Place marker on the map for pickup (no street address) and Uber’s inaccurate estimate of how far away it is. And rider’s star rating. That’s it. No trip details, no price details. So I assume almost every strategy described is impossible for us to use?

Not much real incentives in my city anymore like it used to be 2 years ago.Hardly any surges worthwhile taking.This mostly depends on city you drive and times or events.

A question is like addressed is it seems to me that banks probably don’t want to give car loans to ppl who don’t have jobs and I’m guessing that they do not think Uber is having a real job. I’m in Canada. Can someone speak on that? Thx 😀

Awesome interview!

Did you form an LLC and should Drivers form an LLC as an independent contractor?

This guy's story was very relatable thank you for sharing

I have been driving for Uber and Lyft for 2 yrs. They have been doing my background check for 40 days now. I called no help they just keep bumping the date every two weeks. Please help me

Keep these informative videos coming theyre well appreciated

Don't forget ...tesla modle y is a xl abd if it's black it's in black in lyft...it's eligble for all rides..

Not true

2 month ago in Richmond Virginia, I make $1800 to $2,000 a week now Uber cut half of the my income now. I make $800 to $1100 a week 12 hours a day 6 day a week

No surge, no trip, you'd never get a trip here, no more surges

I drive 6+ days 70+ hours in San Diego. Avg $2,400 + LFGSD….no life but my kids can eat.

Like the video, at this time drivers need to do something else to bring in other sources of income. Continue doing uber and lyft but don’t depend on uber and lyft as your main source of income. Position yourself to take the rides the pays the most. Its hard to make a decision to take the rides or not within few second. If you missed so what. Wait for the next one.

How is that i was a 5 star driver with Uber and after 2 years was inexplicably deplatform because it would not accept or could scan my driver abstract after several attempts. They claimed something about community safety or something very disappointing since my real job is being a professional Taxi driver in excellent standing with the local authorities???

Is chasing a ride bonus worth it? Is there a good metric to use? Here, they have a 60 dollar bonus for 30 rides, one of the best ones they've had in a while.

@kyle you didn't tell me you are a gamer bro and I am jealous of that secret labs chair!

Good day , please my account has been deactivated without any reason attributed to me. Please I need your assistance to fight against this issue of faultration

How do you juggle being picky with what rides to take and not have it affect your acceptance rate.

6:00 the popups as well

Shout my friends Kyle and Sergio!!

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If someone say they make 3k a week I call it bs. You don’t have that much time with traffic.

I earn 2500 to 3000 a week in Denver also. Not that hard. All on X

Yeah, they did that to me as well

Only making like $100 a day but I’m only really doing it part time so how would you make a full-time income

Pictures or it never happened, each market is different, what works in one don't IN another.

I do ubering in LA, Monday and Tuesday I do 5 to 7 hours a day, Wednesday and Thursday I do 8 to 9 hours, and on Friday and Saturday I do 12 hours.

In Georgia I sign up to do Lyft as a New Driver I’m live 5min From the UGA and this phone pings about 60 times a hour but here is the thing that got me it say it paying $4.50 including pick up pay to drive some one 9 miles but the pick them up would be like 7 miles then I get one like $19.01 to drive them 25 miles but the pick them up like 15 miles but the Lowest I seen so far was $2.01 to drive them 0.8 miles an pick up was 6 miles I haven’t pick anybody up

17:30 exactly Uber can't compete if they don't value drivers with higher cost and higher value vehicles. Lyft has lux and lux black without having a business and registering the car commercially.

Nice to see that there is someone out there that does not accept trash.

Hey everyone! I'm temporarily relocating from Ohio to Florida. I am licensed, registered and insured in Ohio. I'm wondering if there is any issues that will prevent me from just choosing a different city to drive in on the app/website? Some websites say I need a Florida license and or plates. Does anyone have experience relocating to Florida or other states??

How can he say he has no maintenance costs??? Doesn't his car need tires? Car washes? Recharging fees? Teslas aren't free to operate.

My Question … If you say no to the trips Uber send you does they can block the account? Cause I never dined but in my account shows if I denied 3 more it will block. How that works

@therideshareguy Is Lux still an option on Lyft? I heard a lot has changed since November 2023. I live in Orlando and worked 71 hours one week and only made $1500 gross. I was driving only on the Uber app with my 2023 Lexus ES350 which qualifies for comfort, but you don’t get many comfort requests working from 8 pm - 8 am.

What about expenses. Is it after excluding expenses

in seattle or maybe its because im new but you cant see what kind of fair your getting till after the ride

The market in Toronto is different. They don't have upfront pricing, and you also have to keep your acceptance rate above 85% to see the trip time and direction. Do you have any plans or strategies for these algorithms? @TheRideShareguy

I made $1000 a week 6 days a week 12 hr day in Texas not it down so I had to go back on the rd as a truck driver and rent a car keep hafe of that