How are you going to drop our earnings when everything is more expensive now with inflation and all of that,” another anonymous driver said.ĭrivers turned off their ride-share apps twice on Friday to send a message to their ride-share companies. You know, maintenance is more expensive, rent, everything. “The car payment, maintenance, and to drive the customer… you don’t make enough money to keep up with the bills,” an anonymous ride-share driver said.ĭrivers at RSW are saying the money they make from driving customers is shrinking, and it comes at a time when inflation is making it harder to make ends meet. That’s out of hand,” Luis, a ride-share driver, said. Now they can take from 40% to 60% of the money.
“About six years ago, they were taking 20% of the money. CREDIT: WINK Newsĭrivers told WINK News, companies like Uber and Lyft are increasing how much they take from each fare, and drivers are explaining why that’s unfair. The demands drivers using Uber and Lyft are making. Friday night, drivers parked in the cell phone lot at RSW are joining drivers from airports across the state, protesting their shrinking wages. So, Friday night, they’re demanding action in the cell phone lot at Southwest Florida International Airport.ĭrivers said they want fair wages, claiming companies like Uber and Lyft are getting greedy. Employees with Uber and Lyft said they’re not getting paid enough, taking high gas prices and inflation into account.
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