At first I thought I would like driving for Lyft more, but it turns out I enjoy driving for Uber more.
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Of those who did try driving for Uber, about 2014 percent churned — stopped driving for the company — every quarter, several sources told Recode.
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Unlike autonomous driving for consumer automobiles, this kind of self-driving for fixed-route goods transportation is a nice match to the capabilities of technology as they exist today.
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Cory Savary didn't expect to get rich driving for Juno.
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Ben Sasse took a turn driving for Uber this week.
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Earnings after a few hours of driving for the app.
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She has spent a Sunday afternoon driving for no reason.
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"I've been driving for 18 years," says Muhammad Ziada, 39.
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Chappell had been driving for various school bus companies since 2008.
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Horvitz fully expects autonomous driving, for instance, to transform highway safety.
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Before driving for Uber, he worked at a half-dozen restaurants.
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Driving for Lyft isn't faring much better, despite her best efforts.
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And that's what we're driving for day in and day out.
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I've been driving for Uber and Lyft for several months now.
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I've been driving for Lyft and Uber for almost one year.
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Driving for Uber and Lyft is a lot like a game.
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He said one of his staffers was now driving for Uber.
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Today, let's say I'm interested in driving for Uber or Lyft.
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Naturally, driving for Uber or Lyft had to make the list.
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Nate Kahl, the Knicks power forward, is considering driving for Uber.
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He said he earns more driving for a ride-hailing service.
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If you are driving for Uber, tell me what it's like.
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He subsequently started driving for a charter company called Dahila Group.
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She now makes around $200 a month driving for Go-Jek.
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Bhavesh Patel, has been banned from driving for 18 months after a court found him guilty of dangerous driving for sitting in the passenger seat while his Tesla drove through traffic, according to The New York Times.
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But don't expect this car to do all the driving for you.
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A recent survey found 56.5 percent of drivers disliked driving for UberPool.
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Updated 9:48PM: Added additional detail on driving for ride-sharing services.
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A law enforcement source told CNN the driver was driving for Uber.
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I&aposve been driving for Uber and Lyft for almost a year.
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Bayumy, 40, has been driving for Uber in Los Angeles since 2015.
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According to Byron, he had only practiced real driving for two months.
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I went to a party after I finished driving for the night.
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In overtime, Duke drew first blood, with Duval driving for a layup.
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This transformation is obvious in "gig economy" jobs like driving for Uber.
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He used to make $600 a week driving for Uber and Lyft.
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Driving for dollars — This strategy involves driving around and searching for deals.
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"I'd rather do this than be driving for Lyft or Uber," he said.
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We'd been driving for twelve or thirteen hours, and it felt like we'd
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You could be driving for a long time before you're out of debt.
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That's basically how Mr. Browne, the artist, began driving for Uber in 2015.
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He said Saipov later moved to New Jersey and began driving for Uber.
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Transdev, meanwhile, has been one of the companies building autonomous driving for buses.
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In the new season she is driving for Uber, the ride-hailing firm.
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"I would say driving for this young generation is the easiest part. "Why?
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After a 10-day registration process, Hidden started driving for Uber in January.
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After driving for so many years, he says, they've just become the norm.
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" Whetstone tells PEOPLE Dalton had only been driving for Uber "for a month.
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She now makes a living cleaning houses and driving for Uber and Lyft.
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She learned about it from a passenger she picked up driving for Uber.
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Whether he liked it or not, Seaman had died driving for the Reich.
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That said, when they are driving for Uber, the company unilaterally controls fares.
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Erik* had been driving for Uber for over a year when it happened.
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For others, driving for Uber and Lyft might be the answer to unemployment.
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He started driving for a fleet in 193, after a friend suggested it.
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Stuck for a job, he bought a Jeep and started driving for Uber.
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The account will remain open even if a driver stops driving for Lyft.
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The MIT paper then incorporated the cost-per-mile for driving for Uber.
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When Inder Parmar, a tall, dark-haired driver in a black double-breasted suit, started driving for Uber in 240, he was seeking better pay than what he got from the black car company he had been driving for since 2000.
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Most of his work involves driving for hours to tape local politicians giving speeches.
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But, as I've written before, it turns out I like driving for Uber better.
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Hell could allegedly also determine if people were driving for both Uber and Lyft.
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And — spoiler alert — driving for Uber can be less profitable than working at McDonald's.
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Any misbehavior — drinking and driving, for example — could mean you are no longer welcome.
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This year, Brendon Hartley has been driving for Scuderia Toro Rosso in Formula One.
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Imagine you're a soldier driving for hours through a stretch of empty, dusty road.
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Say, take self-driving, for example, eliminating lots of small businesses along the way.
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After all, there's nothing more luxurious than having a computer do the driving for you.
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"Almost like a new person who's driving for the first month or so," he added.
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Uber officials acknowledged today that Dalton had been driving for the company since late January.
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Those figures include all minicab drivers in the capital, not just those driving for Uber.
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Oduor said they had been driving for about 40 miles when Otieno started to cry.
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Do Not Disturb While Driving, for example, mutes notifications when your iPhone thinks you're moving.
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I was driving for Lyft and Uber a little bit to get some extra cash.
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It's meant to assist the driver, not take over the job of driving for them.
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Mr Hassett says one of his employees is driving for Uber to make ends meet.
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Maven says its customers have logged 170 million miles driving for various on-demand apps.
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However, Kolb said the driving-for-hire industry could not solve the gender wage gap.
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This week, Casey talks to Taggart Matthiesen, head of product for autonomous driving for Lyft.
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Driving for BMW, he won four races over five years and scored another six podiums.
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Uber, for example, says driving for the company creates flexible opportunities for thousands of Americans.
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If an individual quits driving for Uber, she can take her Betterment account with her.
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She decided the best choice was to keep driving for fear of a spider attack.
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When Anthony started driving for Uber in 2100, he earned $25 or $22017 an hour.
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He sold his truck and began taking odd jobs, as well as driving for Uber.
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Oh, and its brand chief, Bozoma St. John, has quietly been driving for Uber Pool.
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And I hate driving for everything, which is what you have to do in Westchester.
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They're driving for Uber or Lyft, they're running tasks for TaskRabbit, they're delivering for DoorDash.
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Steve Gregg, 51, has been driving for Lyft and Uber for the past two years.
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But let someone or something do the driving for us and this vigilance easily fades.
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GrubHub, plaintiff Raef Lawson returned to the stand to testify about his experience driving for GrubHub.
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Another one is driving for ride-sharing services, where the average pay is $2000 per hour.
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That's almost as much as the $78.2 billion drivers have earned since 2015 driving for Uber.
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"They are looting us," says Nikhil Thakur, who has been driving for Ola for two years.
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Ammi has not been arrested and was driving for Uber as recently as March 20th, 2017.
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In fact, his wages have steadily dropped since he began driving for the app in 25.
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But driving for a ride-booking service, some retirees said, also can offer more than money.
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Some insurers have dropped policyholders once they've found out they are driving for ride-hailing services.
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Accumulating billions of miles of test driving for self-driving cars is an almost impossible endeavor.
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While Bista is now driving for Lyft, he doesn't make enough only working for one app.
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Harry Campbell wants everyone to know that driving for Uber is harder than it might seem.
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It culminated in him driving for a layup to give the Utes a 280-33 lead.
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He had started driving for Uber only two days before the shootings, Hadley said last month.
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Even if the car is repaired, Collinson is not sure if he'll continue driving for Uber.
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The gig economy made tipping crucialRideshare delivery drivers aren't employees of the company they're driving for.
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Pagenaud drove in the series for two years before driving for two lower-tier IndyCar teams.
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So here are 10 things I wish I knew before starting driving for Lyft and Uber.
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Some workers have picked up second jobs, such as driving for Uber, to make ends meet.
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Mike Calomoris started driving for Uber in 2018 to supplement his income as a wedding photographer.
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Sean Healy was driving for Uber in Seattle when a passenger offered him an intriguing job.
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One of the most flexible side hustles is driving for a company like Uber or Lyft.
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So how did I end up driving for the biggest car-sharing service in the world?
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Syracuse opened the second half with a 10-play scoring driving for a 153-10 lead.
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Ernesto, who works as a valet driver, started driving for Uber and Lyft two months ago.
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Pedro Acosta began driving for Uber shortly after the service arrived in New York in 21.
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Additionally, Lyft allowed drivers accused of rape to continue driving for the service, the suit alleges.
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At one point, Zara leaned into the car that Mike was driving for a sweet kiss.
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No one was hurt in that crash, but she stopped driving for more than a year.
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You may also not make as much as you'd think driving for a ride share company.
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They are also forbidden from driving for ride-hail services if they have a criminal history.
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Another 30% provide unskilled services such as dog walking, cleaning or driving for ride-sharing services.
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A federal corrections officer took a side job driving for Uber to make his mortgage payment.
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He told her that he was driving for a ride-share service and offered her a ride.
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Driving for a patchwork of rideshare apps worked perfectly, right up until the moment that it didn't.
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Tesla: 3% ScrewedTesla has yet to prove it can revolutionize driving for more than just rich people.
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That will never be me and so many young women are driving for a perfection that's unattainable.
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She just got home from driving for six hours and tells me she will call later tonight.
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In surveys, drivers often say they like driving for Lyft better because of tipping and higher earnings.
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Since then, Maven says its customers have logged 170 million miles driving for various on-demand apps.
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If you are an auto insurer, you should be allowing for limited use of driving for Uber.
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Uber declined to confirm the suspect's name or how long he had been driving for the service.
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During the Depression many jobless workers took to taxi-driving for a living, undercutting each other viciously.
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"We have thought about it," Taggart Matthiesen, head of product for autonomous driving for Lyft, told me.
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Stewart, 48, also captured the 2011 Sprint Cup while driving for his own Stewart-Haas Racing team.
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And Reeves also had to get in a car and do some fancy driving for the movie.
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"It's every corporations' worst nightmare" In addition to driving for Uber, Dalton was also an insurance adjuster.
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Fewer trips, and fewer trucks on the road, will mean less congestion and safer driving for everyone.
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He's a regular volunteer, driving for the blind, and he stays active with his hometown Lions Club.
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I started driving for Lyft and Uber to earn extra money at the beginning of the year.
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Just over six months ago, Saipov began driving for Uber in New Jersey, the company told CNN.
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Now, Lyft is providing some more clarity around how much people can make driving for its platform.
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The state's record did not indicate how long Mr. Muldrow had been driving for the Paramus schools.
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He doesn't want them to stop driving for Lyft and Uber, but add Bid2Ride to the mix.
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After a move to New Jersey, Mr. Saipov eventually settled in Paterson and began driving for Uber.
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When he gets really mad at Uber, his rebellion goes only as far as driving for Lyft.
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With Georgia driving for a potential tying touchdown, Fromm fumbled the first snap of the fourth quarter.
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He continued driving for the ride-share company that weekend, he said, because he wanted the business.
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The SUV also lowers down during highway driving for better aerodynamics and better fuel economy, Herrick said.
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That includes being able to corner fast with ease and to withstand aggressive driving for many miles.
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A black woman reported that he'd pointed a handgun at her while driving, "for no apparent reason."
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You can make $10,000 by renting a room, driving for Uber or getting a part-time gig.
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And when you've been driving for two-plus hours down a dark desert highway, it gets creepy.
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Lyft advertised its new option to drivers by telling them they'd make more money driving for Lyft Lux.
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Now, she earns money driving for Careem — thanks to a royal decree that allowed Saudi women to drive.
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"We've been driving for the last couple of months because she actually turned 16 in August," he explains.
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Hofstede, 7983, started driving for Uber in the Dallas-Fort Worth area last year, using his own car.
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Men in general usually drive faster than women, and that becomes a big factor when driving for Uber.
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If all the drivers are driving for all the apps, what good is one app over the other?
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New York native Al Castillo started driving for apps like Uber, Lyft and Juno about four years ago.
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Florentino says he's heard that sentiment a lot in the almost three years he's been driving for Uber.
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Raikkonen went on to win the F1 championship in 2007 driving for Ferrari, where he returned in 2014.
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"It looks promising," said Manuel Mena, who has been driving for Uber for a year and a half.
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But why did we keep driving for several miles after the driver announced we had to switch buses?
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If you like the idea of driving for a living, there are additional options beyond ride-hailing apps.
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After she filed a police report, she found out that the man was still driving for the company.
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While Saudi women will finally be allowed to drive in June, Qatari women have been driving for decades.
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They curb disappointment; there's no driving for an hour only to find out that you can't get in.
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To prevent his income from falling to zero after he left his career, he began driving for Uber.
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Along with the DWI, Mallett was also cited for careless prohibited driving for swaying over the center line.
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In 250, he started driving for Uber for extra money, mixing trips with shifts as a supply teacher.
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Later, guards Jaqawn Raymond and Perrin Buford took turns driving for layups to keep the Spartans at bay.
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In one case, a Seattle driver began driving for Lyft after Uber discharged him, according to court documents.
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It did for Edan Alva, who started driving for Lyft eight years ago to help make ends meet.
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Then I really squashed my ego and spent time driving for Uber for $210-$210 net an hour.
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They got back on the road, driving for four hours until the insurgents stopped outside a mud building.
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Mr. Navarro began driving for DoorDash and another delivery start-up, Postmates, in Los Angeles about four months ago.
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Anyone found to be in violation of the policy may be prohibited from using or driving for the service.
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"Some dumb Asian chick driving for Uber didn't look and changed lanes right into my car," the texter said.
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Polenz works several gigs in addition to Flex, including driving for Lyft and delivering orders for Instacart and Doordash.
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I told them to review the contract, because it states that if I'm driving for Lyft that they're liable.
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The Cowboys needed an answer, and were driving for another score before the momentum swung back to the visitors.
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But Delphi and Mobileye have been working on automated driving for much longer than more recent entrants like Uber.
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A single mother, Lara began driving for the ride-hailing startup in Dallas-Fort Worth to make ends meet.
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I had to get a regular job when I was driving for them because there was no minimum fare.
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He pleaded guilty, was fined A$500 ($353) and banned from driving for six months, a court spokesman said.
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The company's co-founder, Anthony Levandowski, is a former Googler who has been working on autonomous driving for years.
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He told me he mostly sticks to driving for Uber despite the arrival of lots of competition in London.
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Baylor appeared to be driving for a potential tying score when the center snap sailed over quarterback Zach Smith.
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But before cars can take over most of the driving for humans, more is needed, in Mr. Nair's view.
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Driving for a rideshare company is easy and stress-free, and it doesn't require a big financial commitment, either.
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Our driver, Nathan, a short, garrulous man who works part-time in insurance, had been driving for a month.
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"He has always been very popular around the team, whether he was driving for us or not," Rahal said.
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Sebastian Vettel was driving for Ferrari, and was second on the timesheets, with Max Verstappen testing for Red Bull.
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Hilfiger previously sponsored Ferrari, when seven times champion Michael Schumacher was driving for that team, and now-defunct Lotus.
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He eventually found a job driving for UPS, and he has stayed with the company for nearly 26 years.
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Neil Mavin, 42, of Kitchener, Ontario, who has been driving for 10 years: Life on the road gets lonely.
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Today, he has 2000 million followers and boasts that he went from driving for Uber to driving a Bentley.
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But she wanted to boost her income even further, so she started driving for ride-sharing apps Uber and Sidecar.
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When she did, he drove away without her consent and continued driving for several miles, the sheriff department's statement said.
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Gaga's been driving for a while now, it's just that she's always had to have an adult in the car.
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Driving for Lux and Lux SUV will result in higher fares, of course, and will also cost more for users.
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The amount someone can earn driving for Uber and Lyft has been the subject of intense debate in recent years.
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He's a 4.96-rated Uber driver in New York City who has been driving for the company for two years.
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He complained to her that he's been driving for an hour and a half and couldn't hold it any longer.
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The majority of respondents to Volvo's Future of Driving survey have indicated they enjoy driving for pleasure once a week.
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Lawmakers in those states looked to policies on drunken driving for cues on how to legislate against driving while high.
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The felons found driving for Uber A convicted killer is one of thousands of shady drivers who cleared screening processes.
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Customers can lease Toyota vehicles through the program and are able to pay down the cost by driving for Uber.
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You've been driving for five hours, you want to shower, but faced with a cheese plate you cannot beg off.
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Every liberal impediment to producing America's near limitless shale oil and gas supplies will make driving for millions more expensive.
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Drivers in New York are also covered by Uber's insurance policy — but you're only covered when you're driving for Uber.
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"If I'm driving for 12 hours in a day, I can spend maybe 7 hours without a passenger," he says.
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Cameron Kruger, 41, who lives in Raritan, N.J., has been driving for Uber, Lyft, Via and Juno since October 2015.
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He will continue driving for the McLaren Formula One team, but will also drive a full W.E.C. season for Toyota.
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Driving for five and a half hours in an unfamiliar country, at night, after a hellish flight and no sleep?
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He says he's seen his earnings cut in half since he began driving for Uber and Lyft four years ago.
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One of the drivers, a man with gray hair and glasses, told me that he was already driving for Juno.
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Mr. Santos became the sole earner for his family of four when he began driving for Uber two years ago.
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Sharon Bell, 40, of Ashtabula, Ohio, who has been driving for 16 years: B-L-I-N-K-E-R!
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The attacker continued driving for more than a mile, the ranking politician of Alpes-Maritime Department told reporters on Thursday.
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Like many immigrants in New York, he made his living — at least for a while — driving for a car service.
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He started driving for the companies after coming off long-term disability with his job at his local parks department.
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We like to use the term "self-driving" for the full autonomous vehicle that you would use in an urban city.
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For some, driving for Uber has become a full-time job while others use the app to help make ends meet.
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"Living the millennial dream means quitting your job, driving for Uber and Lyft, and trying to figure it out," he says.
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That would harm the livelihoods of the 500,000 people driving for the company in Latin America's largest economy, according to Uber.
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I spent years delivering pizza and flowers and driving for Uber, while my wife tried to sell her crafts on eBay.
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The result of widespread truck platooning would reduce the stress and physical strain of driving for the humans behind the wheel.
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Some drivers complain these features dehumanize the experience of driving for Uber, while others tout their quests and badges with pride.
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They can earn five times more than at home, picking tomatoes, mixing cement or driving for Uber, the ride-hailing firm.
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The van mowed down dozens of people driving for about 500m before the suspects fled on foot, according to local media.
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Zenuity also confirmed Wednesday that it plans to provide software that will allow unsupervised driving for Volvo's next generation of cars.
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For a ride-sharing company that campaigns on being a "safe" alternative to driving for intoxicated riders, this is massively problematic.
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"It is important that we extend our testing to Europe," said Thomas Lukaszewicz, manager for Automated Driving for Ford of Europe.
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He graduated in December with an associate's degree and started driving for Uber after his company laid him off, he said.
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It then targeted drivers who work for both services with promotions to get them to spend more time driving for Uber.
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Driving for Ferrari despite the weight of expectation that goes with it, he said, was a privilege and not a burden.
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What of the millions of drivers around the world that have found work driving for companies like Uber, Lyft and Didi?
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That, too, might be part of the appeal of jumping on a service like Pared rather than just driving for Uber.
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On the surface, driving for Uber and Lyft is relatively simple: just pick someone up and take them to their destination.
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After some back-of-the-envelope number crunching*, Motherboard arrived at a figure of roughly $16 per hour driving for TappCar.
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He already had a side job driving for Uber, but he ultimately found more lucrative work assembling Ikea furniture through TaskRabbit.
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Driving for Yates Racing, the popular Davey Allison won 11 Winston Cup races, including the Daytona 500, from 1991 to 1993.
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Red Ferhani, 32, said he had been driving for Uber for almost three years by renting cars from other Uber drivers.
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I think it's growing slowly, but it will never be the same as if I was driving for a Ferrari team.
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Hancock had been driving for Uber for three years and was charged with driving under restraint and speeding back in April.
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Carlos in Rochester, New York, stopped driving for Uber and Lyft after learning about several COVID-19 cases in nearby Toronto.
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Think of creative ways to make more money, like driving for a ride-share app, tutoring or investing in real estate.
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Over the years, Uber and Lyft have taken away a lot of the flexibility that made driving for them so great.
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But Nam said when she opened the app six months later, she noticed that her attacker was still driving for Uber.
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Patrick was never able to match that result in NASCAR despite driving for Stewart-Haas Racing, one of the top teams.
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Then, there are the tried-and-true side hustles, like renting out a room or driving for a ride-share service.
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His teleoperations company brings in remote-controlled driving for the so-called first and last mile for autonomous long-haul truck trips.
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It also says that its owners can safely keep driving for now, while it gets parts out to service centers for replacement.
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"There is no benefit in driving for Uber ... my life was much better just as a cook," said 230-year-old Raut.
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Parts of the AT are within a couple hours of driving for millions of Americans, but few have walked its full length.
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Image: Jim Cooke/GMB, photo: ShutterstockBrett Vanderbrook was driving for Uber last week when he got a call from an unfamiliar number.
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I could have made more money driving for Uber or bartending, but I chose to write about the things I believe in.
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On Thursday, Philip 97, was seen driving for the first time since surrendering his license after flipping his car back in January.
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Without a biochemical test (such as one used for drunk driving, for example), they felt it would be difficult to validate drowsiness.
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Surprisingly, driving for ride sharing services and renting homes or rooms via the likes of AirBnB are much less common side gigs.
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The Hornets responded with nine straight points with Walker driving for a layup to make it 234-23 with 26:218 left.
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Competing on safety is an increasingly common concept in the world of new transportation companies and innovations like self-driving, for instance.
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Driving for Uber "is like a game," said Stephen B. McPhail, 66, a former charter bus driver who lives in Covington, Wash.
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The ability to earn income driving for Uber increases workers' flexibility and, therefore, their ability to drive harder bargains with other employers.
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Even if they have personal cover, it will not usually pay out for accidents that happen while they are driving for work.
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Today, hundreds of after-market devices use the port, whether to monitor driving for insurance needs or provide conveniences like safety alerts.
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After switching to driving for ride-share companies like Uber, he continued to go for a higher number in his off time.
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Driving for Lyft, for example, is generally not covered by a personal auto policy, even when a personal vehicle is being used.
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For years, Oakland-based stand-up comic Stroy Moyd has been driving for Uber and Lyft part-time to generate supplemental income.
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ST) WirelessCar, a digital service developer specializing in connected driving, for 1.1 billion Swedish crowns ($1.53 million), the companies said on Wednesday.
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Busch got the third of his 55 career Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series victories at Loudon in 2006, driving for Rick Hendrick.
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In addition, public transit customers can save thousands of dollars a year by choosing mass transit over driving for their daily commute.
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And so, after driving for a very long time, she wanted to play, run around, not stop and listen to her father.
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Among them was Jeb Bush, one of several Republicans defenestrated by Mr. Trump, who said that he was now driving for Uber.
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LG: They talk a lot about how they're driving for both and you can't tip an Uber and they don't like it.
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If you live in a big city, you can probably see a lot of cars driving for Uber and Lyft out there.
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Most workers find second jobs in the same industry, but a growing number have taken on "gig" work like driving for Uber.
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Uber driving, for most drivers, is a way to supplement their income, trying to make ends meet from underpaid, irregular service jobs.
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Driving for Uber or selling handmade jewelry on Etsy can be a great way to fill in the gaps in your budget.
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His father, Kéké, won the title while driving for the Williams team in 1982, and after only a single victory that season.
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Hence, he is considering adding a newer Chrysler 0003 to his fleet so he can augment his income by driving for Lyft.
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He began driving for Uber and Lyft as a way to get back on his feet — but soon, a grander idea struck.
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Professional drivers, the ones who log 10 or more hours a day driving for app-based companies, would probably take reclassification over flexibility.
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I'm wondering if our cars do the driving for us and our kitchens do the cooking, are we actually designing ourselves into irrelevance?
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Many drivers continue driving for Uber only because they have no choice, and because Uber continues to subsidize their pay in many areas.
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Depending on the mode, the seats are going to change so that you can sit more comfortably if you're not driving for instance.
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Dee Michael, the Uber driver, told Mashable Australia she has been driving for Uber since just after it opened on the Sunshine Coast.
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This is what would have enabled a sleeping Samek to keep driving for the seven minutes it took Highway Patrol to stop him.
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There many who might benefit from driving for Grab, Uber or local rival Go-Jek lack consumer credit options to buy a car.
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Castillo, 33, started driving for apps like Uber, Lyft and Juno about four years ago, and he's been driving professionally for much longer.
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Strapped for money, many are turning to the gig economy — driving for Uber or listing their homes on Airbnb — to make ends meet.
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On the other hand, MBAs were lower than undergraduate degree-holders in coaching and developing others, driving for results, and selling a vision.
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Georgia Tech appeared to be driving for another score when an illegal block penalty forced them to attempt a 28-yard field goal.
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Other economic and demographic factors underpinning parking growth include higher employment, more commuters, more people driving for vacations and municipalities increasing parking development.
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He pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence in September 2017 and was banned from driving for two years for the offense.
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In Brompton, outside of Toronto, Sneha Pujara began driving for a rideshare company in the mornings after she dropped her children at school.
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Pearson, who died in November at 83, waged most of his battles with his rival Richard Petty while driving for the Wood Brothers.
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Lyft and Uber both said Tuesday that Mr. Seagraves's accounts had been terminated, a move that effectively bars him from driving for them.
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Grant O'Donnell of Jersey City, New Jersey, started driving for Lyft in late 2019 to supplement his income as a temporary warehouse stocker.
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Uber has come under some scrutiny for the way it treats drivers, and the precarity of their earnings while driving for the app.
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The experience of driving for a ride-hail app, or even using one as a transportation-seeking customer, seems poised to change forever.
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Long before Silicon Valley entrepreneurs offloaded employment costs via app-based work (driving for Uber, say), strip clubs classified dancers as independent contractors.
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He said his colleagues are tired of working retail jobs and driving for Lyft and Uber on the side to pay their bills.
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Automakers like Audi, Cadillac, Mercedes-Benz, Tesla, and Volvo already or will very soon offer vehicles that do some of the driving for you.
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Fouled by Pacers big man Ian Mahinmi while driving for a layup, Beal landed hard on his side and needed assistance leaving the court.
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Also worth noting that the percentage of Uber drivers satisfied with their experience driving for Uber has remained relatively unchanged from Campbell's 2016 survey.
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We have giant swaths in this country where women cannot access an abortion without driving for a day or two to find a provider.
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Two of the biggest barriers to EV driving for some people are higher upfront costs (of vehicles) and access, and cost, of charging infrastructure.
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For a week, their house became a weird tourist attraction, with people driving for hours to come take pictures and talk to the family.
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Mitchell is part of a growing number of seniors driving for ride-hailing apps, such as Uber and Lyft, to supplement their retirement income.
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That allowed the Hell software to track each driver's habits including if they were driving for both Uber and Lyft, according to The Information.
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New Hampshire State Police said the 57-year-old driver was charged with misdemeanor negligent driving for the mountain of stuff on the roof.
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Tesla sued two other electric vehicle companies focusing on self-driving for trade secret theft, proving that building this tech will be a grind.
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In other talks on the sidelines, China will be driving for progress on its favored trade deal for Asia: the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership.
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His thick, bristly hair stuck out at odd angles and his eyes were bleary and tired after driving for most of the previous day.
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In quiet mountain towns and on Beirut's congested streets, the candidates have been driving for miles in campaign buses and distributing leaflets to voters.
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Driving for the Haas team based in Kannapolis, N.C., Romain Grosjean finished sixth in the Australian Grand Prix two weeks ago, scoring eight points.
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It has become a way for Uber drivers to stay insured while they are driving for money, something their traditional policies may not cover.
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I've been driving for Lyft and Uber for several months, and noticed that about 20% to 25% of my passengers choose to tip me.
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The auto industry has also set up camp in the valley to learn how to make cars that can do the driving for you.
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It was Watson's first victory in five years, since he had won the Austrian Grand Prix of 1976 when driving for the Penske team.
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Public transit jobs are generally considered more desirable than driving for Uber, given differences in compensation and high turnover rates among ride-hailing drivers.
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Anecdotally, there is evidence more people are participating in the gig economy, renting out rooms on Airbnb or driving for Uber for extra income.
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If you, say, happen to miss the turn because the back of the line isn't where you expected, doubling back means driving for miles.
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And that figure doesn&apost even include people who supplement their traditional job income by driving for Uber, for example, on nights and weekends.
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The average surcharge for texting while driving, for instance, is 2000 percent of the premium, or more than $133 a year, the report found.
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This fall, the CT6 is scheduled to get G.M.'s Super Cruise, which offers true hands-free driving for long distances on the highway.
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Ford and Leibel finally stopped driving for Uber at the end of that year so all three could focus 100 percent on the business.
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Choices include driving for a ride share company like Uber or Lyft, or working as a freelance Web developer, according to employment site Monster.
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Watford capped the spurt by driving for a layup with two seconds remaining, sending them into the locker room with a 35-28 advantage.
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Navigation products allow for quicker driving for individual cars, more efficient cargo transport by trucks, rail, and ships, and fuel-saving routes for airplanes.
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"I think there's a lot of controversy over whether farmers are driving for these technologies or whether these technologies are manipulating farmers," he says.
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Recruiters for gig economy jobs, like driving for Uber and making deliveries for Instacart, are also targeting government employees for side gigs during the shutdown.
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McLaren's new Senna — a £6503,000 hypercar named for Ayrton Senna, who won three Formula One titles driving for McLaren — is track worthy but street legal.
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For her part, Michael claimed Uber had not called or emailed asking her to remove the advertising from the car while driving for the company.
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"I try to be as accommodating as possible," says Winbolt, who owns a small business in San Diego while driving for Uber on the side.
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Cohen, pointing to a recent survey conducted by ride-share blogger Harry Campbell, says that 80 percent of drivers prefer driving for Lyft over Uber.
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But with no paycheck in sight due to the government shutdown, the 43-year-old has started driving for Uber to help make ends meet.
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At the time, Uber's safety protocols were being questioned after a driver in Kalamazoo, Michigan, shot and killed several people while driving for the service.
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Called "Care Key," the speed cap could reduce dangerous driving for younger and inexperienced drivers, like when your teenager takes the car for the day.
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Fines for texting and driving, for instance, can be as low as $25 in places like South Carolina and as high as $750 in Utah.
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Doug McDermott scored back-to-back baskets and J.J. Barea followed by driving for a layup to ignite a 287-285 run for the Mavericks.
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After a timeout, Lowry let the shot clock wind down before driving for the final layup, making it 23-23 with 222 seconds to go.
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Thompson also re-entered and briefly discovered his rhythm, making a 3-pointer before driving for a layup that cut the Cavaliers' lead to 27.33.
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Grosjean's sixth-place finish for Haas was also helped by the spectacular crash involving his teammate, Esteban Gutiérrez, and Fernando Alonso, driving for McLaren Honda.
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I'll often set these up when I am getting ready to stop driving for the night, about an hour before I want to be done.
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The scheme will be compulsory for all new drivers as part of the onboarding process, but optional for motorists who are already driving for Uber.
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Navigation applications could act when a user enters an area and provide direct visual confirmation of where they should be walking or driving, for instance.
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When you guys were driving, for that eight hours in the car, was there a point where you thought 'This is a really stupid idea?
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In the YouTube video he notes that he'd been driving for 25 miles on a highway without having to put his hand on the wheel.
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Companies that rely on truckers driving for long stretches of time are looking to a new technology that could mitigate drowsy drivers: self-driving trucks.
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One Uber driver, Saori Okawa, said on the call that for the past year she's been driving for Uber up to 80 hours per week.
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Specifically, the lawsuit claims Lyft continues to let "culpable drivers who have complaints of rape and sexual assaults lodged against them" continue driving for Lyft.
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VTCs often find themselves driving for long periods of time between fares, assigned rides by Uber but offered no real compensation for the added expense.
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Earnings from gig work, like driving for a ride-share company, delivering food or groceries, or renting out your home, is often considered 1099 income.
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Many people driving for Uber had acquired new cars and were making car payments out of their Uber earnings; suddenly, their incomes were going down.
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Notably, the accused driver was able to change his name within the app after the incident and continue driving for the platform, the lawsuit claims.
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"LYFT continues to allow culpable drivers who have complaints of rape and sexual assault lodged against them to keep driving for LYFT," reads the lawsuit.
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Sabrina Ortiz, 28, earns about $800 a week driving for Uber, or twice as much as she did as a receptionist for an auto shop.
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Drivers who work in those cities can start driving for Lyft Lux if they have an approved vehicle from at least 2011 with a black exterior.
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In an attempt to find a signal, people are driving for hours around the island, a risky endeavor since Puerto Rico is also facing gas shortages.
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That includes any 1099-MISC or 1099-K you may receive from a side hustle, like driving for Uber or renting out your place on Airbnb.
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The end goal is to lay the groundwork for automated driving for use both by consumers and by freight shipping companies transporting goods along the corridor.
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Uber Black drivers must have commercial registration and insurance, and in certain markets, they must maintain a certain minimum rating to keep driving for the service.
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Drivers are eligible for a refund if they have completed a trip since signing the 2014 agreement, regardless of whether they're still actively driving for Uber.
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Dave Zarrow, who lives in Reston, Va., figures he spends about 20 hours a week in his 2017 Camry driving for Uber, the ride-hailing company.
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That undermines the simplistic notion that drivers would simply not be driving for ride-sharing platforms if it was not economical for them to do so.
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This product is aimed at someone driving for these services as a full-time job, rather than someone casually driving in his or her spare time.
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Maven says that users in 11 of those cities have reported using the car-sharing service to make money driving for companies like Uber and Lyft.
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With unemployment at the lowest levels in 16 years and occupations like driving for Uber attracting workers, the hunt for temporary retail staff has become intense.
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And parents can configure what the child can or cannot do on the device – like download apps or disable "Do Not Disturb While Driving," for example.
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A diverse array of people have signed up as Lime juicers and Bird hunters, but unlike driving for Uber or Lyft, there is no background check.
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HB: Within the group we also have the advantage that we have premium brands which are on the edge of innovating for autonomous driving, for connectivity.
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For example, Srini Gowda, director of autonomous driving for the Chinese electric car maker Byton, called lidar absolutely necessary because of its unmatched three-dimensional acuity.
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Jean Jeune, a father of three who immigrated from Haiti, told Newsday he's only been driving for the Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE) for nine months.
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But we believe delivering on self-driving for passenger applications first, and then bringing it to freight applications down the line, is the best path forward.
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There was also Tom O'Connor, 85, a retired cabby whose claim to fame was driving for 50 years in Manhattan and never receiving a traffic ticket.
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And in an interview with the Associated Press last week, Blum said she was thinking about driving for Uber or Lyft for supplemental income, as well.
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Under her plea deal, she must serve at least 30 percent of her 12-year sentence and she&aposll be barred from driving for 10 years.
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Last December, Uber released a survey that found that 81 percent of its drivers said they were "satisfied with the overall experience" of driving for Uber.
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The skills where business degree-holders weren't strong — compelling communication, driving for results, and inspiring excellence — may need to be developed outside of an academic program.
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Tarrant then left the Deans Avenue mosque, driving for about seven minutes to the Linwood mosque, which is on the other side of Christchurch's botanical gardens.
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The average millennial is often depicted as driving for Uber, making clothes for Etsy, starting a food truck and maybe a software company on the side.
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Truex, who is driving for a one-car team, dominated the Coca-Cola 600 last weekend in Charlotte, N.C., leading 392 of 400 laps in victory.
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Saudi Arabia has had laws barring women from driving for decades, but will officially lift it on June 24 — a move that has been widely celebrated.
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I don't think humans will stop driving for a while, but there's probably a point, even in my lifetime, where humans are not allowed to drive.
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"Many people's work is solidly online," she said, while more and more jobs -- like driving for Uber, for instance -- require the constant use of an app.
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In this movie, he plays someone who's partway there — an unemployed Los Angeles man who turns to driving for a rideshare service to make ends meet.
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And so, when a library member had a hotspot in his car while driving for a few hours in Canada, it used 440 megabytes of data.
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Driving for Arden, he won two races this year in Monaco and at his home Grand Prix in France and was eighth in the overall standings.
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New York could become the first major city in the United States to cap the number of vehicles driving for Uber and other ride-hailing services.
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While Kvyat had finished on the podium twice before, when driving for Red Bull in 2015 and 2016, doing it with Toro Rosso felt more special.
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Alta, Solitude and Brighton joined Snowbird in Utah on an app called R.I.D.E. (Reducing Individual Driving for the Environment) to encourage car-pooling by offering incentives.
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There are plenty of negatives to driving for Uber and Lyft, but for a lot of drivers, the thought of becoming an employee is even worse.
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When Miguel Sanchez, 29, started driving for Uber in 2012 after dropping out of Glendale Community College in Arizona, he dreamed of starting a taco stand.
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The same eco button that takes the fun out of driving for some, or renders a TV lifeless for me, may be just fine to others.
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Still, his line of credit will only extend to about $15,000, so he's looking into getting unemployment insurance or a part-time gig driving for Lyft.
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Storms can knock down power lines, so keep watch while driving for hanging wires and lines that could still be active, and objects that are touching them.
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You could draw parallels to buying an iPhone you haven't held in your hand, but a car is something you'd be sitting in and driving for hours.
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When we take a look at what the driver can make at Domino's Pizza relative to delivering or driving for some other businesses, it's very, very attractive.
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"Even driving for 30 minutes while sitting on your wallet can cause you back pain or sciatic pain," chiropractor Dr. Mathew Ullom wrote in a blog post.
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According to Wei, if we kept driving for another 15 to 20 minutes, we would reach the base of the mountains, which lay outside the city limits.
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The shooter then left the Deans Avenue mosque, driving for about seven minutes to the Linwood mosque, which is on the other side of Christchurch's botanical gardens.
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There are no mileage restrictions either, although Cadillac told The Verge in an email that driving for ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft is not allowed.
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They don't wear helmets, but having said that, the female driver [Radha], who we were focusing on, she's been driving for 20 years without a single accident.
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Acquiring new drivers is costly for both Uber and Lyft, so any perks that keep a driver happy and driving for longer helps the companies' bottom line.
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EDT A spokesperson for Uber informed us that Jason Gargac's behavior was not in line with its Community Guidelines and has been suspended from driving for Uber.
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The penalty, issued by the Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC), breaks down to $2,513 per day for each day a disqualified driver was found driving for Uber.
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"I set my own schedule with Uber and I don't have to deal with the kids," said Mitchell, who has been driving for Uber since March 21.
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The covert software would then send more ride offers to those who were driving for both services so that each driver would spend more time with Uber.
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Julio Cruz, a Manhattanite who has been driving for Uber for less than a year, estimated the fare cut has subtracted around $300 from his weekly earnings.
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"When so much energy has to go towards reacting against something negative as opposed to driving for it with something positive, I sometimes get worried," Jones said.
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People always want to know how much money I make driving for the two companies, so I decided to track every penny I made for one week.
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What type of additional business was it driving for the leAnother metric the investors zeroed in on was the lag time between marketing spend and sales results.
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With the Texans driving for a potential game-winning score, safety Xavier Woods collected the Cowboys' first interception of the season with 216 seconds left in regulation.
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Riding a bike to work or walking, rather than driving, for example cuts down on climate change-related pollution and the exercise is better for your health.
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DÜSSELDORF, Germany — Guido Goebel stopped driving for Uber three years ago when the company abandoned his hometown, the German city of Düsseldorf, after a battle with regulators.
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He borrowed a car to make a living driving for Uber, work that his son said he hated but that allowed him to remain in New York.
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But at Red Bull he finds himself alongside Verstappen, the sport's youngest race winner, driving for a team battling Ferrari for third place in the constructors standings.
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This includes, but is not limited to, driving for a ride-share company, delivering food or groceries, selling goods on digital marketplaces, or renting out your home.
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That same study showed that access to on-demand work, like driving for a ridesharing app, helped those workers avoid debt by getting additional hours when needed.
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The Simpsonville boy had been driving for approximately three hours when he pulled into a parking lot beside Braun's police car on Monday around 12:30 a.m.
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To avoid running afoul of the rules, he said, they are taking low-skill, low-pay gigs, such as driving for ride-sharing services or tending bar.
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Even as federal workers lined up at food banks, sought unemployment benefits and took backup gigs driving for Uber, he insisted he would not give an inch.
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Andre Oli, who has been driving for Uber for nine months, worried that the upheaval at the company will make people stop using the ride-hailing service.
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I think when drivers love driving for us because they love driving for us, not because they have to drive for us, when riders love using us for the service but they also feel proud to do it, when employees are thriving and they feel proud, when our shareholders are proud and delighted to be a part of it, when cities are really earnestly wanting us to come in and partner.
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"The drivers are the ones who are running the business," said Ali, who's been driving for Uber for four years and says it's his primary source of income.
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It's little wonder then, that the sharing or "gig economy" is so popular, and that stints like driving for Lyft are increasingly replacing, instead of augmenting, steady jobs.
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A Briton was banned from driving for 18 months after being videotaped sitting in a Tesla with his hands behind his head, cruising at 40 miles per hour.
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There are people taking on jobs driving for Uber and babysitting to pay their bills, and hundreds of GoFundMe pages have popped up from workers looking for help.
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An elderly couple has been found safe after driving for five days, through three states, when they couldn't remember their way home, the pair's daughter confirms to PEOPLE.
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Then the Model 3 launches, and before you know it, you've got a few hundred thousand Model 3 owners letting their cars do the highway driving for them.
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This means you go through periods of having an "irrepressible need" to sleep, and accidental lapses into sleep or drowsiness while you're at work or driving, for example.
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When we had been driving for a few minutes I leaned toward the black net that separated the front and back seats and whispered: You two are incredible.
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They can spend their mornings doing graphics or website design, then spend their afternoon driving for Uber or Lyft, and then deliver groceries for Instacart in the evening.
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Kimmel was as surprised as we were to see Bush, who explained that he was "in between jobs right now" and making $12 an hour driving for Uber.
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William Jordan founded the company in January of this year when his teenage daughters expressed interest in riding with or even driving for companies like Uber and Lyft.
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He set off the next day for Kamen-Rybolov to inspect the land on offer, driving for hours in torrential rain through sodden taiga and mostly empty villages.
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The researchers also studied Google News reports containing the words "Pokémon" and "driving" for the period, finding 321 traffic incidents and 14 separate crashes attributed to the game.
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I&aposve been driving for Uber and Lyft for almost a year, and I can often judge what kind of rider you are based on your passenger rating.
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When fully autonomous driving for privately owned vehicles becomes available, the potential for a car to sense a driver's illness and head for a hospital becomes a reality.
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Driving for Uber is not a profession that lends itself to fame, but Mr. Ashlock has achieved more than any of his three million peers around the world.
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The job driving for Prestige was part-time, and perilous, according to his wife, Kim, who told CBS News that he worried about the safety of its fleet.
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Wright capped an 413-2 run for Colorado by driving for a go-ahead layup that put the Buffaloes up 72-70 with 31 seconds left in overtime.
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That's OK because the carmaker has been working on autonomous driving for more than 10 years — and it has a lot more to accomplish in the next five.
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I know this firsthand — I&aposve been driving for both companies for almost a year, and I see riders do things that hurt themselves in the long run.
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Technology has made it easier than ever to get started making extra money on the side, like by driving for ride-sharing apps or renting out spare rooms.
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That friend, Ben Chowdhury, 0003, who is not related, said he made less money, and worked longer hours, than when he started driving for Uber two years ago.
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In this case, nearly two dozen employees detailed how Uber was enabling bad actors to continue driving for them so that it could avoid legal or press scrutiny.
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Kahne, driving for Hendrick Motorsports, won under caution in a race that took more than six hours to complete, including a rain delay of 1 hour 47 minutes.
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When Alonso, who was driving for Ferrari at the time, was the official starter of the 22014 Le Mans race, he said he wanted to compete there someday.
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He changed teams on short notice, he had to adapt to a completely new car and stepped up to the public pressure that comes with driving for Mercedes.
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Uber also allegedly used "Hell" to find Lyft drivers who split their time driving for Uber, and used that information to offer those drivers incentives to drop Lyft altogether.
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Someone who's interested in driving for any of these on-demand services, but doesn't own a vehicle, can rent a Chevy Bolt through Maven Gig for $229-a-week.
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Currently, 46 states, plus Washington, Puerto Rico, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands, ban texting while driving for drivers of all ages, according to the Governors Highway Safety Association.
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In the video, an all-electric, self-driving Chevy Bolt, code-named "Albatross," is seen driving for about 23 minutes through the Mission and Protreo neighborhoods in San Francisco.
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Even though he's been driving for basically four days straight, he's excited to take me for a spin in it, and if we're leaving the house at 11 p.m.
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In an effort to combat drowsy driving, Uber announced today that it would require its most frequent drivers to take six-hour breaks after driving for 193 hours straight.
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People who are trying to rebuild their lives now have an opportunity to get back on their feet, and make a good amount of money while driving for Uber.
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Furloughed employees are lining up at food banks to get free meals; some have missed mortgage payments, and others are driving for Uber and Lyft to make ends meet.
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"If it's not your primary source of income, you're not going to remember when it comes tax time that you earned $1,000 last summer driving for Uber," Bruckner said.
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Cavaretta stopped driving for Uber in January because his car was damaged in a blizzard and he was no longer earning enough income to make it worthwhile, he says.
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One situation that springs to mind is the individual who began driving for Uber last year, six months before intentionally plowing into a busy bike path in New York.
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Dalton was driving for Uber the night of the shootings and even picked up and dropped off passengers between attacks, a source with knowledge of the investigation told CNN.
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"It's amazing to be back on the podium," said the Russian, who last finished in the top three in the 2016 Chinese Grand Prix while driving for Red Bull.
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And if you'd rather not be locked down to a steady job, why not start a side hustle like driving for Uber or Lyft, tutoring, or giving music lessons?
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We're told officers lit him up, but Dolph continued driving for several blocks and that's when police noticed him tossing something green and leafy out the driver's side window.
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Kelly considered turning to the "gig economy" — driving for Uber or delivering for Instacart, in order to bring in some extra cash — but her car needs to be fixed.
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For one, they discovered that driving for ride-hailing apps in New York City is not really a part-time job for people who want to earn extra cash.
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The southern African nation last year banned night driving for public service vehicles, including buses and trucks in a bid to reduce the number of fatal road traffic accidents.
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The last time the issue arose was in 2013, when several drivers were punished for driving outside the white lines, including Romain Grosjean, who was then driving for Lotus.
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I remember when I first started driving for Lyft, an in-app notification told me to not be worried, as my first few ratings would not count against me.
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Andrew Hasbun, a spokesman for Uber, said Mr. Seagraves had passed a background check in accordance with California law and had been driving for the company for two years.
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An influx of cars driving for the two companies often clog city streets and block bicycle lanes and double-park while they wait for passengers, according to the city.
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The sapphire blue Model S I was driving for the week has a 90-kilowatt-hour battery — the largest you can find in a car on the road today.
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Defensive lineman Ja'Quane Nelson recovered a fumble forced by Ragin' Cajuns teammate Percy Butler with Miami driving for a potential tying score with 7:25 left in the game.
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Driving for Randy Humphrey Racing in 2014, Blaney qualified for only seven of 24 races and withdrew from the Daytona 500 after crashing his team's only car in practice.
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For the first few months, the hosts earned a modest income — about $000,000 at most — and Fredericks insisted Belcher keep it all since he recently stopped driving for Uber.
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Bits We are assured by the technologists of Silicon Valley that one day in the maybe not-so-distant future, robots will do most of the driving for us.
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They'd already been driving for nearly a week, but they couldn't get enough of racing over massive sand dunes and camping in Mongolian camps in the middle of nowhere.
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He often prayed at a local mosque, worked for a time driving for a car service, and was described as a "good guy" by a cabdriver who knew him.
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It's interesting, Jenner was eventually tagged with inattentive driving for the PCH wreck last year, but due to there being a fatality ... she was initially investigated for vehicular manslaughter.
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So why aren't we seeing the same enthusiasm among fans of zero-emissions driving for cars like the Clarity as we are for any of Tesla's battery-powered electric vehicles?
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According to the National Post, a Canadian woman was found guilty of distracted driving for looking at her Apple Watch, even though she claimed she was just checking the time.
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They both have a camera, radar and ultrasonic and high-precision GPS with hardware that allows "hands-off wheel and eyes off road" driving for highway operation, according to Rivian.
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The convertible navy blue Mustang had been driving for hours with its top down in the rain, nearly T-boning a TMZ tour bus and doing doughnuts on Hollywood Boulevard.
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And the irony of Childress restricting free speech as he declares "This is America" aside, another wrinkle is that Earnhardt Sr. spent a majority of his career driving for Childress.
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Since the IRS currently pays 27 cents a mile, the filing implies that she traveled more than 2199,2200 miles — what would be a lot of driving for a state operative.
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Meanwhile the company took some very basic steps to address its weak spots, adding a tipping option and making other changes intended to improve the experience of driving for Uber.
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When he heard that, he gave me a big a smile and started telling me how much he loved his Toyota, which he said he had been driving for decades.
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A trio of researchers at Harvard and Duke asked whether watching high-wattage movie stars perform impossible stunt-driving for two hours affected how audience members drove their own cars.
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So far, she has filmed segments in Moscow and Mexico City, traveled to Florida to report on the presidential elections and looked at "gig economy" jobs like driving for Lyft.
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"Driving for women is not just about driving a car; it enhances strength of character, self-confidence, and decision-making skills," she said in a statement issued by the government.
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Now driving for the legendary Richard Petty in Petty's legendary No. 43, Wallace was emotional after the race when his mother found him and gave him a hug and kisses.
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One common piece of advice is to start a side hustle to bring in extra cash, whether it's creating your own business or driving for Lyft in your spare time.
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The micro-management can get pretty intense, to the point where you're basically backseat driving for the length of a race by fiddling with your drivers' fuel and tire strategies.
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Part 2: The Transition The transition from cars that we operated ourselves to cars that did the driving for us was so subtle we didn't even notice it was happening.
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That includes well-known gigs, like driving for Uber and running errands through TaskRabbit, but also less obvious ones, such as housecleaning, child care, and selling unwanted items for money.
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Haley, driving for tiny Spire Motorsports, earned his first victory after the race was red flagged due to lightning in the area with 127 of the scheduled 160 laps completed.
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The digital age has birthed tons of opportunities for side hustling – from driving for Uber to being an Instagram influencer – but digital marketing may be the most practical and lucrative.
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Mark Webber had a long career driving for the Red Bull Racing grand prix team, and then drove for Porsche in the W.E.C. after his Formula One career was over.
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In 2007, he was sentenced to community service and barred from driving for two years after he had been found asleep at the wheel and under the influence of drugs.
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In 21993, he was sentenced to community service and barred from driving for two years after he had been found asleep at the wheel and under the influence of drugs.
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The lawsuit said the driver was charged with battery and pleaded guilty but that Lyft still hasn't confirmed to the woman that he is not driving for the company anymore.
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I was driving home from an office holiday potluck dinner, from Parsippany, N.J., to River Vale, N.J., a familiar stretch of road I had been driving for two years now.
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One woman with seven children, Shemekia King, said driving for Uber allowed her to make enough money to quit her security guard job and spend more time with her kids.
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Indeed, as the current provision is written, there's no way for a driver who wants to stop driving for ride-hail companies to transfer their vehicle licenses to another driver.
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Bigger subsequently gets a job driving for a family of wealthy white liberals (as well as slumlords), but, trapped by events in their daughter Mary's bedroom, accidentally smothers her to death.
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Today, you can buy a Cadillac, Volvo, Tesla, Audi, and even a Nissan that will do some of your driving for you, as long as you stay on top of things.
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"There was his polo and carriage driving for decades, when he would quite regularly be away for the weekend," says historian Robert Lacey, a consultant for the Netflix hit The Crown.
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Okafor answered by driving for a layup on the other end, and Saric then scored back-to-back baskets to put Philadelphia ahead 228-211 with 193:219 left before halftime.
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The Bucs' defense came up with two interceptions on deflected passes, including one in the fourth quarter by Brent Grimes as the Saints were driving for a potential go-ahead touchdown.
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He imagined how much more terrifying it would have been if he were a woman, and remembered that his wife had thought about driving for Uber but was too afraid to.
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Not only is he disqualified from driving for 18 months, but Patel is also required to complete 100 hours of community service over a 10-day period and pay prosecution costs.
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Epstein: Would you feel comfortable sharing a bit more about yourself, like who you are beyond working for Lyft and Uber, and how you got involved in driving for them originally?
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Now, it appears that if you are unlucky enough to be driving for Uber during a public health emergency, you can be automatically barred from eking out your sub-minimum wage.
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That&aposs what we&aposve been driving for, that&aposs what we&aposve been working on for nine months, and that&aposs what we&aposre going to continue to work on.
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Likely, however, in the future, you won't own or drive the Audi, it'll be driving for you and you'll just be sharing it as a part of a mobility subscription plan.
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Someone who's interested in driving for any of these on-demand services, but doesn't own a vehicle, can rent an electric Chevy Bolt through Maven Gig starting at $229-a-week.
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Meanwhile, critics continue to assail the five levels of automation as defined by the Society of Automotive Engineers, the global standard for self-driving, for being overly broad and possibly dangerous.
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The aim was to design it for Uber's ride-hailing drivers, but also for those driving for UberEats, UberPool, and any future transportation service that the company has yet to launch.
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Kelley, 51, told the Times she started driving for Uber to earn enough to purchase fruit and pullup diapers for her 3-year-old granddaughter, who is legally in her care.
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But a new study showed that for each mile of personal driving Uber and Lyft eliminated, they added 2.8 miles of professional driving — for an 180 percent increase in total traffic.
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Scheider said ZF would specialize in autonomous driving for commercial vehicles from van size upwards, such as robotaxis, as it believes the technology will be too expensive for private passenger cars.
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Now a new survey by Harry Campbell, an Uber driver known for his "Rideshare Guy" podcast and blog, suggests that less than half of drivers are happy about driving for Uber.
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So I just started driving for uber and Lyft and I've been getting a lot more compliments on my music since generalizing my passengers by 1 of these 11 playlists pic.twitter.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Beijing police on Thursday blamed poor driving for an accident in a northern part of the city, where four people were killed when a minibus drove into a market.
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Read on for a detailed breakdown of how much I made driving for Uber and Lyft, including some of the most unusual passengers and some mishaps I had along the way.
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Read on to see the full breakdown of how much I made driving for Uber and Lyft for one week, and some of the most memorable experiences I had doing it.
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One man, Wen Zhenjiang, 37, quit a job driving Coca-Cola trucks from Beijing to the western city of Xi'an and bought a Volkswagen to start driving for Uber and Didi.
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That's created hardships that have forced TSA agents to work second jobs (like driving for Uber), sleep in their cars to save gas and, in some cases, hand in their resignations.
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Between acting jobs, though, some of these actors in Miami are selling real estate, designing T-shirts, driving for Uber or heading back to Latin America where working conditions are better.
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Driving for Childress, Newman qualified for the Championship 4 finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway without winning a race and managed a runner-up finish, a half-second behind champion Kevin Harvick.
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People running multiple businesses — say, selling photo prints on Etsy while driving for Uber — would need to keep track of all income and expenses separately, using dedicated Schedule C's for each.
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But religion had nothing to do with the issue, she said, noting that women in other predominately Muslim countries like Egypt, Sudan and Pakistan have been driving for a long time.
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Yale's Jordan sees this risk as minimal for stable patients, noting that many patients make big sacrifices to attend the clinic every day, like taking multiple buses or driving for hours.
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The GRAVITIS Wireless Car Charger not only juices up your Qi-enabled phone wirelessly, but also keeps it mounted in place while you're driving for effortless navigation and one-touch control.
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Before driving for Uber, my driver said, he worked in laundry services at a local hotel, but he made a lot more money now and gets to choose his own schedule.
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After saving a few thousand dollars to buy a used car, he began driving for Lyft and Juno this year, and he now takes home about four hundred dollars a week.
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Yung Joc is proudly driving for a new rideshare company and tells us it's a fun way to make extra cash, while also teaching kids all about earning an honest buck.
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He went on to become an IndyCar racer and finished eighth in the Indy 500 on May 28, driving for Andretti Autosport, his father's team, which finished first with Takuma Sato.
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The partial government shutdown is now in its fifth week, and some of the 25,000 federal workers who've been affected are turning to jobs like driving for Uber or substitute teaching.
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Story after story has emerged highlighting the awful position this shutdown has put workers and contractors in, as many looked to bolster their income with jobs driving for Uber or freelancing.
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San Francisco driver Da Xi used to take fares from both apps, but stopped driving for Lyft two weeks ago, in part because he no longer qualifies for its Power Driver program.
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In Hong Kong, five UberX drivers were fined HK$10,000 (around $1,300) and banned from driving for 12 months after being found guilty of using their vehicles for commercial services, Reuters reported.
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Leon asked what the lawyers thought about a potential order allowing federal workers to get a second job — the judge repeatedly cited driving for Uber or Lyft as examples — during off-hours.
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An astounding 213.96 percent of Lyft drivers agreed with the statement that they were satisfied with their experience driving for Lyft, while only 216.08 percent of Uber drivers could say the same.
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If all you need is fast and easy cash, there are plenty of good reasons for renting out a spare bedroom or driving for a ride-sharing business as a side gig.
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"A car service might not want workers driving for Uber in their free time, or a graphic design company might look down upon a worker offering discounted services on Fiverr," she says.
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A Briton was banned from driving for 18 months after being videotaped sitting in a Tesla in the passenger seat with his hands behind his head, cruising at 40 miles per hour.
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Hell data showed 60 percent of Lyft drivers were "double-apping" – driving for both firms – leading to Uber giving out tens of millions of dollars a week in bonuses, The Information reported.
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No one, however, has won back-to-back titles in either series driving for two different owners, and both Tyler Reddick and Brett Moffitt have the opportunity to do so this year.
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After moving from Uzbekistan in 22011, Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov bounced across the United States and eventually settled down in New Jersey with his wife and three children, driving for Uber, officials said.
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With roughly a quarter of the 57-lap race run, the Spaniard was trying to pass the car of Esteban Gutiérrez, a Mexican driving for the new United States-based Haas team.
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Of those who did try driving for Uber, only about one-third of drivers operating on the platform in a given month were still driving a year later, several sources told Recode.
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Unlike older Teslas, vehicles built after October — known as hardware 2, "HW2" — were released initially without the full suite of Autopilot features, which provide advanced semi-autonomous driving for use on highway.
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The French reigning champion, driving for the Techeetah team, heads into the last race 22 points clear of Audi's Brazilian Lucas Di Grassi and 25 ahead of Jaguar's New Zealander Mitch Evans.
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"Most people don't tip," Jenny, a driver in New Jersey who requested anonymity in order to speak candidly about her work driving for Uber and Lyft, told Business Insider earlier this year.
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"I had been driving for hours to visit my ailing 89-year-old mom and didn't realize how fast I was driving," she said in the statement through a Fox News spokeswoman.
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Nevertheless, many drivers fear being punished for displeasing Uber or Lyft in any way, especially when those drivers have limited language skills and rely on ride-share driving for their entire incomes.
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Nancy Muñoz, a special education teacher in suburban Phoenix, said she started driving for Lyft a few years ago and has been doing online tutoring to pay her mortgage and student loans.
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Average pay returned to the level economists refer to as "the outside option" — the pay level of whatever else the drivers could be doing if they weren't driving for Uber or Lyft.
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That's why even people who have been driving for decades can make crucial mistakes on snowy roads, said Mark Cox, the director of the Bridgestone Winter Driving School in Steamboat Springs, Colo.
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One of Amazon's test participants in its new offering, Olaoluwa Abimbola, said that after arriving from Nigeria, he spent years working at a desk job and, more recently, driving for Amazon Flex.
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" Drivers should tread carefully, said Harry Campbell, a driver himself who wrote a book called, "The Rideshare Guide: Everything You Need to Know about Driving for Uber, Lyft and Other Ridesharing Companies.
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If Ramela ended up in a tight position money-wise, he's prepared to draw from his retirement accounts, sell off assets or even start driving for a ride-share service like Uber.
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The gig economy, despite its drawbacks, is in full swing, with 57 million Americans earning a part-time income driving for Lyft, completing small jobs through TaskRabbit, or renting rooms on Airbnb.
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As far as I can tell, Alberto and Raúl have had this arrangement going for a couple years now and the two of them first met before Alberto started driving for Uber.
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I came over from Bradford today, driving for nearly three hours, and I had to stop for about 20 minutes, you know, just so I didn't have a bit of a blackout.
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The software, which was internally codenamed "Hell", also apparently showed Uber which Lyft drivers were also driving for Uber so it could better target its efforts to lure them away from its rival.
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"It's a tough choice, especially at the end of the day when I've been driving for 14 hours and just want to go home," said Hariprasad Makwana, an Uber driver from New Delhi.
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Hell not only let Uber see how many Lyft drivers were available for rides and what their prices were, but also figure out which ones were double-dipping by driving for Uber, too.
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Sainz is racing for Renault next season and that switch has now been brought forward, with both teams announcing at Suzuka that he would be driving for the French outfit from Austin onwards.
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KDKA-TV EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Pittsburgh #Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown being pulled over and cited for reckless driving for allegedly going 100+ mph in a 45 mph on McKnight Road outside of #Pittsburgh.
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For a guy with as much experience as him, it's not surprising that it was probably the most unexpected and annoying problem he had to deal with while driving for eight hours straight.
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An Uzbek immigrant who met Saipov in Florida several years ago told the Times that Saipov worked as a truck driver there but began driving for Uber when he moved to New Jersey.
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After Denver scored one touchdown, they were driving for another with less than four minutes to go when Demaryius Thomas fumbled the ball on a big hit inside the Chargers' 30-yard line.
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But I was curious, especially after driving for Uber for a couple of months for an investigative piece fact-checking the claim that full-time drivers could expect to make $90,000 a year.
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It also indicates many investors are willing to overlook uncertainty over Lyft's path to profitability and its strategy for autonomous driving, for fear of missing out on such a high-profile technology IPO.
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"His father was tortured, came here by himself, with nobody, and I believe he's currently in school trying to achieve his master's degree and paying for it by driving for Uber," Berhe added.
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Following the incident, Uber says it blocked Bechtel from ever matching with the driver again, but the company, citing its privacy policy, said it cannot disclose whether he is still driving for Uber.
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A couple of years ago, Mr. Williams had been driving for the airport service Super Shuttle when he came to the conclusion that recreational pot was about to take Denver's economy by storm.
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Amon spent the first four years of his Formula One career driving for the Lola, Lotus, Brabham, Cooper and McLaren teams before moving in 1967 to Ferrari, with which he spent three seasons.
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You don't have to work nonstop, either — you could Airbnb your house or apartment, sell your travel photos, rent out your car while you're gone, or do some driving for Uber or Lyft.
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Wolff recognized that the Italian team was one every racer dreamed of driving for, but added that Hamilton had the fastest car at present, while the dynamic in the team was "the best".
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Wehrlein, on the other hand, finished 10th in Austria driving for the back-of-the-grid team Manor, which has scored points only once before since it began Formula One racing in 2010.
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ANCHORAGE — Tomasz Sulczynski had been driving for nearly four hours through rural Alaska on Friday when the biggest earthquake to hit the state in half a century began twisting the road beneath him.
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Last week, CNN published an investigative report that described how its reporters got into his vehicle, a Nissan Altima, while he was driving for Uber with an "Uber Pro Diamond" rating of 4.89.
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Collins Badu, 35, an immigrant from Ghana, said he had been driving for Yellow Cab's fleet for four years when his manager approached and asked if he wanted to become his own boss.
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Mr. Paulino, who had all but stopped driving for Uber after the recent fare cuts, said the guild later told him he would not be invited to future meetings, citing his infrequent driving.
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Despite driving for the last placed team of 2019, and barring any driver switches during the course of the campaign, the only newcomer on the starting grid already looks a winner of sorts.
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He said he loves driving for the company and that he quit his job as a marketing and public relations professional because he wanted to create his own schedule, which he can now.
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It has more reason to believe that someone will be able to pay them back, because they'll be making money driving for Uber, and the company gets their money before it pays the driver.
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However, we offer the State Farm Ridershare Driver coverage, which is an optional endorsement a policyholder can purchase which provides physical damage coverage for qualifying claims when driving for a TNC [transportation network company].
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According to the website "I Drive With Uber," someone driving for Uber for 30 hours a week can earn on average between $19 and $23 an hour, after Uber takes its 25 percent commission.
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"I think we got into them too late defensively," said Toronto's DeMar DeRozan, who was driving for the potential game-tying basket in the final second when the Bulls' Jimmy Butler forced a turnover.
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The team even built a rig to test the Scout's wheels and in the process, learned that the wheels' material was actually too soft to survive the rigors of daily sidewalk driving for long.
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Six months after New York City lawmakers enacted a first-of-its-kind cap on the number of cars driving for ride-hail companies in the city, Uber has sued to make it disappear.
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"I'm really the only person doing it on this level that's not working directly for the companies," said Campbell, who started driving for both Uber and Lyft to make extra cash in early 2014.
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If you have a car, you're a good driver, and enjoy being on the road during your off hours, then driving for a rideshare company like Uber or Lyft might be a good idea.
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The success of the IPO indicates many investors were willing to overlook uncertainty over Lyft's path to profitability and its strategy for autonomous driving, for fear of missing out on Lyft's strong revenue growth.
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And — a feature that's becoming common on some newer cars — the Drive units can also yell at you if you've been driving for too long, using route information to suggest places to pull over.
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Driving for the Chinese team Techeetah, Vergne and his race car offered a potent, if silent, testimony to the tech that before long could power the next electric car you put in your driveway.
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Alicia Johnson has been driving for Uber for almost a year, first in California and now in her new home of Washington, DC, but because she was deaf it was never an easy task.
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"When he's on, I'd say he's arguably the best player in the world," said Schauffele, who could hardly have been more impressed by McIlroy's brilliant long and straight driving for most of the championship.
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A 2003 study by Harumi Ito and Darin Lee, and a 2007 study in the Journal of Law & Economics, found that new, time-consuming TSA regulations led many travelers to substitute driving for flying.
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"We need decent restaurants or food that is something besides stinking McDonald's or Subway and things like that," Steve Manley, 51, who has been driving for more than 20 years, previously told Business Insider.
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"When I'm sat on the plane on the way back home, probably it will sink in that certainly I won't be driving for Renault again and maybe not in Formula One again," he said.
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Ford's aluminum-bodied F-150 pickup truck, when equipped with the company's EcoBoost V6 engine, comes close to the 2025 requirement — 23 miles per gallon in real-world driving — for vehicles of that size.
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And with Jabari Parker driving for the winning shot with 11 seconds to play, Henson was right behind him and managed to grab the rebound and dump in the game-winner as time expired.
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Now, it says it is willing to spend millions to settle a lawsuit with a federal agency over allegations it exaggerated just how much people could make by driving for the ride-hail service.
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When officers caught up with the woman (locating her car probably's wasn't all that hard), she told them she had been driving for a few miles and "didn't remember where" she hit the tree.
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Ms. Boylan, a New Jersey mother of two teenagers, had been driving for Uber and Lyft since last year, and while she appreciated the flexibility of the work, she wanted to earn more money.
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Just a couple of things: 30A: "Extra job in the gig economy," like driving for Uber or Lyft, is familiarly known as a SIDE HUSTLE, which makes its New York Times Crossword debut today.
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Lyft said in a statement on Wednesday, the day after the Virginia jury's verdict, that Mr. Ali had passed his criminal background check after applying to start driving for the company in August 2017.
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The NFL acknowledged Sunday in a court filing that officials should have called pass interference or helmet-to-helmet contact, which would have left the Saints with a first down, driving for a touchdown.
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More than 10,000 UPS drivers have been inducted into the company's "Circle of Honor," which recognizes workers with 25 years or more of driving for UPS without a preventable crash, according to the company.
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Those pay cuts reportedly threw the company's drivers into such a financial tailspin that some have now begun relying on side gigs—say, driving for ride-sharing apps on weekends—to make ends meet.
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Long-term, getting a foothold in the car will pave the way for future scenarios where drivers can be even more fully engaged with Office software, since their vehicle is handling the driving for them.
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"She said, 'If you're driving for any other ride-share app like Juno, we would appreciate if you could turn off the device while you have any Uber people in your car'," Kruger told Recode.
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Inder Parmar, who has been driving for Uber for nearly five years, was among about a dozen cabbies who appealed to City Council Member Brad Lander for relief in a meeting shortly before the rally.
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The system, which Uber has reportedly been testing since the beginning of July, will monitor for the types of charges that disqualify someone from driving for Uber, such as felonies, violent crimes, and sexual offenses.
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Uber reportedly made secret internal software called "Hell" to track Lyft drivers — including those driving for both Uber and Lyft — so it could more easily lure riders away from its biggest ride-hail-app competitor.
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That self-driving test truck handles the highway driving for the longer portion of the trip, handing it off once again to a human-driven trip for the short haul cap to the overall journey.
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It also has a side business called Maven Gig, through which it lends vehicles to people who want to earn money driving for ride-hail companies like Uber or Lyft, or delivery services like Instacart.
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A court in the town of Reutlingen fined the man 200 euros ($224) and banned him from driving for a month after he was caught on someone else's dashcam - the only evidence of the offense.
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Driver churn — the number of people who sign up and then stop driving for Uber after a short time — is a key concern for the company, which is attempting to carve a path to profitability.
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In earlier games you basically just created an avatar and started driving for one of the more hopeless teams in F13, slowly working your way up to more prestigious outfits like Ferrari or Red Bull.
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A Michigan mother has been sentenced to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to reckless driving for running over her 9-year-old son when he refused to go to school, multiple outlets report.
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A rising number of Brazilians are selling homemade sweets or driving for Uber to make ends meet, with no job security and restricted access to social security benefits such as paid maternity leave and vacation.
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Bottas told reporters after spraying champagne on the podium that the race weekend had been a "good starting point for the journey for me driving for Mercedes" but felt he could do a lot better.
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The increased price range indicates many investors are willing to overlook uncertainty over Lyft's path to profitability and its strategy for autonomous driving, for fear of missing out on such a high-profile technology IPO.
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Say you'd like to make a few extra bucks by driving for ride hailing services Lyft and Uber or on-demand delivery services like Postmates, but your old car won't pass muster with these companies.
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While drivers will often get a set dollar amount to pick up, drop off, and are paid per mile, they will likely have to share a cut of this with the platform they're driving for.
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Some key findings in the study: Two-thirds of the drivers in the city for the ride-hailing apps rely exclusively on driving for their income, and 28500 percent make less than the recommended minimum.
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Gargac claimed that the primary purpose of the recordings was for security, but also contradicted himself, saying that he started driving for the services in order to create the livestream, according to the Post-Dispatch.
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It also showed that driving for such services provides less than half of most drivers' income, which backs up the companies' claim that most drivers only spend a few hours a week work for them.
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Last week, New York City passed the nation's first cap on new licenses for ride-hailing vehicles, like those driving for Uber and Lyft, citing in part concerns over worsening congestion and declining transit ridership.
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Not only is it plain disgusting, but they're likely done driving for the night because their interior's covered in vomit, right at the busiest time of night when they're likely to make the most money.
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He moved his wife and children from state to state, always searching for something — friends in Ohio, a new life in Florida, family in New Jersey, where he started driving for Uber six months ago.
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Toronto used its final timeout to draw up a play for Leonard, who let the clock run down to 28 seconds before driving for a jumper that missed, sending it to a second extra period.
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The Trojans were driving for another score before a fumble by Smith bounced into the hands of Buffalo's Tyrone Hill, who ran 93 yards for a touchdown that gave the Bulls a 24-143 lead.
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"It makes it simple and easy if you want to start driving for Uber," said Sumeet Singh, 22, a college student who was visiting the center for the first time a couple of weeks ago.
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Wall, who returned after missing one game with bone spurs in his left heel, led the Wizards with 34 points and 13 assists, continually driving for baskets over the final minutes of regulation and overtime.
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Whether you're selling your art on Etsy or you're driving for Uber or Lyft, if you want to claim losses and expenses for your business, make sure your venture is a business and not a hobby.
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Drive from York's National Railway Museum to Cheddar Gorge caves, build a basic flatpack wardrobe, or for lorry drivers in EU countries, you can expect to take a 45 minute break after driving for that long.
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THE PERSON: Melissa Schultz AGE AT THE TIME: 45 PROFESSION: Lyft driver and self-employed marketing professional THE BILL: $3,000 THE RUB: Melissa was hit by another car at a busy intersection while driving for Lyft.
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More people are on the roads driving for Uber and Lyft, and with "the rapid growth in the number of drivers has come a steady decline in average monthly earnings," says J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Institute.
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I met up with Harry Campbell, founder of The Rideshare Guy blog and podcast, who has experimented with a number of side hustles, from driving for Uber and Lyft to delivering food for Postmates and DoorDash.
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According to the State Journal-Register, Hidden started looking into driving for Uber on his way to his family's winter vacation ski trip, which they had to scale back due to the uncertainty of the shutdown.
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" Drivers together have earned more than $10 billion since 2012 while driving for Lyft and the spokesperson said more than 75 percent of drivers "drive less than 10 hours a week to supplement their existing jobs.
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On an open highway, with few cars on the road, the system, Drive Pilot, might allow hands-free driving for up to a minute, said Bart Herring, general manager of product management at Mercedes-Benz USA.
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And ride-hailing firm Lyft said it was giving gas cards to federal workers who are driving for it and expanding its work with United Way to provide food, rent and mortgage aid to federal workers.
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He had been driving for a year at that point, and even though he knew the company he drove for allowed him to pull over and sleep, there was pressure to deliver his load on time.
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He draws from his stash now and again when he's not quietly reading in his monastic apartment or driving for Lyft, picking up souls who, with one unruly exception, he benevolently observes in the rearview mirror.
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Unless you live in a major city, Polet (as the Norwegians call it) is a one-per-town affair, or if you're in countryside, you could find yourself driving for nearly an hour to reach one.
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A retired music teacher with an interest in protecting the environment, Mr. Westerman was looking to replace the hybrid car he had been driving for years, a red Toyota Prius, and test-drove a Model 153.
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Although I can't feel it, I notice from the dashboard that the cousin is driving at 100km/h which is 30km/h faster than the speed Mr. W. has been driving for the past five days.
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"Once you learn the ropes, you should be driving for at a minimum both Uber and Lyft because you're actually a business owner as a rideshare driver so it's important to diversify your income," Campbell said.
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Now each of us constructs a custom informational universe, wittingly (we choose to go to the sources that uphold our existing beliefs and thus flatter us) or unwittingly (our app algorithms do the driving for us).
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Yeah, I think we're probably still quite a while away, so most people who are driving for Uber today probably don't even envision themselves being an Uber driver in 2003, 15, 20 years or something like that.
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"That said, as a leader in the pursuit of accident-free driving for the past few decades, we plan to continue to innovate new technologies that bring us closer to that goal," Bokich said in an email.
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Some use cases will be voice only because you're driving, for example, and you don't want people looking at a screen, but many other use cases, particularly with complex outputs, you deal with data every day, right?
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The company has a side business called Maven Gig, through which it lends vehicles to people who want to earn money driving for ride-hail companies like Uber or Lyft, or delivery services like Postmates and Instacart.
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Also the recent incident of an Uber driver who went on a killing rampage while driving for the ride-hail service in Kalamazoo, Michigan, brought a lot of unwanted attention on Uber's security and driver screening measures.
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No one knows exactly how Uber and Lyft calculate which driver gets the next ride, but after driving for a while, you get a feel for where you need to be positioned to get the next ride.
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On Monday, Jeff Perry, who's been driving for Uber and Lyft for four years, shared on Twitter two videos showing unclean bathrooms for ride-hail drivers at San Francisco International Airport, one of the country's busiest airports.
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"There are definitely more drivers thinking about doing it," said Max Chilton, a 21-year-old driver from England who enters his fourth season in the IndyCar Series after three years driving for the Marussia F21998 team.
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At La Guardia Airport in New York on Wednesday morning, cars driving for Uber and Lyft picked up passengers, and one airport worker said the flow of for-hire cars was typical for the time of day.
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Mostafa Maklad, a driver in San Francisco who worked with the group Gig Workers Rising to help organize the protest, said he had received an I.P.O. bonus of about $500 from Uber after driving for four years.
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After sitting out the 2011 season as reserve driver for now-defunct Force India, he spent five years driving for the Vijay Mallya-owned team which is now Racing Point, and Sauber, now racing as Alfa Romeo.
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It turns out, the dog's owner, who asked to remain anonymous, had left his car running in the street when the dog changed gears and didn't stop driving for almost an hour, Port St. Lucie police said.
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The success of the IPO came despite Lyft's steep loses, criticism of its dual-class share structure and some concerns over its strategy for autonomous driving, for fear of missing out on the company's strong revenue growth.
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Mitchell fueled the lengthy run driving for a pair of baskets, blocking a layup attempt by Kuzma and feeding a no-look pass to Ingles in the corner to set up his first 3-pointer of the night.
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How it worked: In addition to using fake passenger accounts to see driver locations, Uber noticed that it could track each driver's habits, and even figure out which ones were driving for both services by matching their locations.
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In his two years driving for Uber, Scott Winbolt has seen some fairly ridiculous behavior from riders: open containers of alcohol, dirty feet on the dashboard, people trying to sneak four people in a backseat designed for three.
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Patel has pled guilty to the offense, and has been banned from driving for 18 months, and will be required to pay a £1,800 fine, carry out 10 days rehabilitation, and to perform 100 hours of community service.
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Racing Point, a consortium of investors led by Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll whose son Lance is now driving for the team, paid 90 million pounds in August to take over the assets and have brought in new backing.
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"Most drivers don't feel the system is fair," Cameron Kruger, who had been driving for Uber in New York City for more than a year and a half, told Recode in the days after the campaign first launched.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Cheap gasoline is squeezing U.S. bus companies and the Amtrak passenger rail system that bet more consumers would embrace alternatives to driving for trips shorter than 20.8 miles, a study by researchers at DePaul University concluded.
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Jeff Gordon finished 28th while driving for the injured Dale Earnhardt Jr. The family of the former University of Colorado football coach Bill McCartney said he was recently given a diagnosis of late-onset dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
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I was in South America in 2006 and I found myself driving for hours and hours through these vast soy plantations, where the rainforest used to be, and which are now basically green deserts pumped full of chemicals.
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In addition, people who want to start driving for Uber and Lyft would find other ways to do so, like renting licensed cars from other drivers or fleet owners — a practice that is already common with yellow taxis.
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In our effort to sign up more than 16,000 Uber and Lyft drivers to join the Amalgamated Transit Union, we've met hundreds of drivers with horror stories about how their lives have been ruined driving for these companies.
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He returned to the United States in 2011 to race in IndyCar's second series, Indy Lights, and landed his first top-tier job a year later, driving for a team co-owned by the former driver Sarah Fisher.
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According to data crunched by online lender Earnest and reported by Priceonomics, about 85% of side gig workers make less than $500 a month working for the sharing economy (think: assembling furniture for TaskRabbit or driving for Lyft).
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I thought I would be able to hold down a part-time job waitressing or driving for Uber while campaigning, but the demands — calling and meeting with voters, attending events across my community, pursuing endorsements — became too high.
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The process will take time, but with everyone working together we can achieve a new national infrastructure to ensure we can safely enjoy our time on the road while letting our automated vehicle do the driving for us.
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Her parents were fine, both alive, both still working: her mother was a nurse and her dad, whose own father had come from Sierra Leone, was driving for a private car-hire firm; he'd finished with the buses.
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When asked about whether Talkspace was misclassifying employees as independent contractors, Oren Frank said that a licensed therapist would be "a very different case study" than a "minimum wage housekeeper or a new immigrant" driving for a car company.
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For $229 a week, someone who's interested in driving for Uber, Lyft, Instacart, GrubHub, or a handful of other on-demand services, but doesn't own a vehicle, can rent a Chevy Bolt through a new service called Maven Gig.
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After the actors confessed they often use their phones while driving for enjoyable and seemingly important activities such as texting, sending Snapchats or controlling the music playing in the car, they were introduced to a young woman named Jacy.
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"I'm curious to see how the 'gamification of driving for Uber' continues as I don't think Uber and its drivers always have interests that are aligned," says Harry Campbell, a former Uber driver who runs The Rideshare Guy website.
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CNBC spoke to a total of 11 Flex drivers around the country to find out what it's really like to deliver for Amazon, and how it compares to other gig jobs like driving for Uber, Lyft, Postmates or Doordash.
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Most of us have a pancreas that does the "driving" for us—that organ is responsible for regulating our insulin levels, but in people with type 1 diabetes, it doesn't work—and we don't have to think about it.
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While working with the Department of Energy we found that operators who had spent many years honing their ability to drive robots with joysticks were quite resistant to the notion that the robots could do the driving for them.
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The current policy is still heavily criticized for being discriminatory toward gay men, and short-sighted considering the NHS Blood and Transplant service is continually driving for more donations, while the majority of gay men are unable to donate.
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Baghetti had qualified his privately entered Ferrari — it was a Ferrari car, but he was not driving for the Ferrari team — in only 12th position, though his climb up the pack was aided by breakdowns of several competing cars.
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Driving for Uber or Lyft, consulting individuals and businesses, teaching yoga, or maintaining a more "autonomous version of their previous career," are just a few ways pre-retirees and retirees are showing up in the freelance world, Cowles reported.
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Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel initially ran over two people, including a middle-aged Muslim woman, on the sidewalk, and then continued driving for 1.1 miles eastward, running over people left and right as he swerved on and off the sidewalk.
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Six days later, during qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix, Felipe Massa, then driving for Ferrari, was hit on the helmet by a suspension spring that had fallen off the Brawn GP car of a fellow Brazilian, Rubens Barrichello.
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Gonzaga led by just four points at the half but later rattled off eight straight points, with Woolridge driving for the final two baskets of the run to make it 222-23 with 333:34 remaining in the game.
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"I get a lot of ideas whenever I'm doing something that doesn't involve conscious thinking, like when driving for a long time, or taking a shower, or in that space when I'm just about to fall asleep," Berger says.
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In April, the Information reported that the company was using a program called Hell to track Lyft drivers in order to identify which were also driving for Uber, and then prioritizing drivers who used both to lure them back to Uber.
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He started driving for a Gowanus-based car service in 2004, shortly after the birth of his third child, and for the next several years, that gig allowed him to turn his attention toward helping the rest of his family excel.
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Syrian state-run al-Ikhbariya TV meanwhile broadcast what it said was its crew driving for the first time into Aleppo via the M5 international highway that has been a focal point of President Bashar al-Assad's latest military campaign.
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Fisher's first timeout on Friday evening was a needed reprieve for the Knicks, who gathered near the bench and enjoyed a brief stretch during which the Bulls were prohibited from driving for layups, sinking 3-pointers and causing general mayhem.
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Dalton had recently started driving for Uber and told police that when he pressed a button on the app, he saw an "Eastern star" — a five-pointed star used by a sister society to the Freemasons — and a devil head.
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From driving for ride-hailing apps such as Uber and Lyft to part-time catering and tax-time accounting, more and more Americans are starting side gigs to put a dent in their debt and sock away a little dinero, too.
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Six points for someone who has been driving for less than two years would mean an automatic loss of their license, according to Pete Williams, road safety spokesman for the RAC, which provides roadside assistance to motorists in the United Kingdom.
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Commodity jobs in the so-called on-demand economy — such as driving for ridesharing companies like Uber and Lyft — are likely to be automated away in the near future and workers are right to be concerned, said Thumbtack CEO Marco Zappacosta.
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Drivers are required to submit their full name, date of birth, social security number, driver's license number, a copy of their driver's license, vehicle registration, insurance, and proof of a completed vehicle inspection before they can start driving for Uber.
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The survey found 30% of respondents had done some sort of temporary work over the year - including things like dog walking alongside tasks like driving for a ridesharing company - and were slightly more likely to have trouble meeting emergency expenses.
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A January survey of rideshare drivers conducted by The Rideshare Guy, a blog and podcast that reaches tens of thousands of drivers a week, found 8383 percent of Lyft drivers said they were satisfied with their experience driving for Lyft.
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Before they can start driving for Uber, drivers are required to submit their full name, date of birth, social security number, driver's license number, a copy of their driver's license, vehicle registration, insurance, and proof of a completed vehicle inspection.
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It is not a vehicle designed to impress folks who have been driving for 2922 or 226 years, or who have long held a desire to sit behind the steering wheel of something with dual exhaust pipes and loud exhaust notes.
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" Even smaller part-time jobs, such as driving for Uber or looking for jobs on TaskRabbit, can go a long way, she tells CNBC Make It: "It doesn't necessarily have to be as involved as a side hustle or side business.
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"Taxi driving is not something I would have considered before, but after driving for a taxi app service, I think it's a really good job for women," said Lydia Muchiri, 6003, in a knee-length fitted white dress with floral print.
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Take one week in September, for example: For seven days last month, I kept track of every penny I made driving for both companies and wound up making $257 for less than 14 hours of work — that's about $19 an hour.
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"We got in the car and after we were driving for a few minutes I told him that this lyric from 'Positively 4th Street' completely embodied how I felt about Larry, but was never able to put in words," she wrote.
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If you get a 1099 instead of a W-2 for work that you do, such as driving for Uber and Lyft or freelancing part-time, you are conducting business activities that would likely qualify you for a business card.
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According to the draft regulations, in Beijing the city's transport commission is proposing to require individuals driving for ride-hailing services to have local household registration, banning migrant workers from outside the mega-cities to operate cars for those services.
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