我想加入Uber，请有经验的大侠给予指教
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从来就没允许过，渥村是明确禁止uber的城市之一
前两天刚有新闻说过！
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多伦多白人老太太， 当Uber司机过上了幸福的高收入生活， 很开心， 钞票多多。。。。
http://www.torontosun.com/2015/06/06/uber-driver-says-its-a-great-job
Uber driver says it's a great job
TORONTO - Esther Nerling is dressed to impress and has a smile that could certainly win you over.
She also has a bedazzled candy box full of sweets that she offers to her riders.
“They love it when they get inside and see there is candy, especially late at night,” said the 59-year-old, semi-retired, widow.
It would be hard to say no to a ride from her.
In Toronto — and other major cities — taxi culture has received a major facelift since Uber, the popular ride service app, has come to town. And Nerling is one of many who are redefining their retirement, and their lives, by hopping on the bandwagon and becoming Uber driving partners.
“I have such a blast. And I have so much freedom. I can work when I want to work. It’s great.”
Nerling works only part time as a driver and said on average she makes about $22 an hour, clearing $600 each week in extra income, she said. She has recently helped put a daughter through school and largely credits her new gig for her ability to do things like that.
“I want to enjoy this part of my life,” Nerling said. “This is the perfect job for me because I can go on vacation when I want, I can turn it on and off ( the app) when I want. I’ve had a career and I don’t want that (now).”
Ride sharing is the latest trend in a growing economy that both consumers and keen money-makers — often retirees — are taking part in. Uber essentially hooks riders up with drivers who are in the area by searching the app and viewing driver profiles and ratings. All participants are registered on the app — riders using a credit card — and there is no anonymity or payments made through cash.
“Nobody is a stranger and it’s a risk-free transaction,” Nerling said, adding she has never felt unsafe while driving. “I’m always being tracked by the app and there is zero tolerance for bad behaviour.”
According to Forbes, Uber is valued at more than $1 billion and could soon make a splash on the stock market.
They offer what today’s millennial generation is looking for: It’s hip, it’s easy, it’s digital and it’s instant.
“All the (riders) have to do is push a button to see exactly how long it will take me to get there and they can track my route and see me coming towards them,” explained Nerling.
Drivers are required to own a four-door car that is newer than 10 years old; pass a background check and driving history check, and have insurance and a valid driver’s licence.
For Nerling, this has been one of her greatest opportunities.
“It’s great,” she said. “Who wouldn’t want to do this?”
http://www.torontosun.com/2015/06/06/uber-driver-says-its-a-great-job
Uber driver says it's a great job
TORONTO - Esther Nerling is dressed to impress and has a smile that could certainly win you over.
She also has a bedazzled candy box full of sweets that she offers to her riders.
“They love it when they get inside and see there is candy, especially late at night,” said the 59-year-old, semi-retired, widow.
It would be hard to say no to a ride from her.
In Toronto — and other major cities — taxi culture has received a major facelift since Uber, the popular ride service app, has come to town. And Nerling is one of many who are redefining their retirement, and their lives, by hopping on the bandwagon and becoming Uber driving partners.
“I have such a blast. And I have so much freedom. I can work when I want to work. It’s great.”
Nerling works only part time as a driver and said on average she makes about $22 an hour, clearing $600 each week in extra income, she said. She has recently helped put a daughter through school and largely credits her new gig for her ability to do things like that.
“I want to enjoy this part of my life,” Nerling said. “This is the perfect job for me because I can go on vacation when I want, I can turn it on and off ( the app) when I want. I’ve had a career and I don’t want that (now).”
Ride sharing is the latest trend in a growing economy that both consumers and keen money-makers — often retirees — are taking part in. Uber essentially hooks riders up with drivers who are in the area by searching the app and viewing driver profiles and ratings. All participants are registered on the app — riders using a credit card — and there is no anonymity or payments made through cash.
“Nobody is a stranger and it’s a risk-free transaction,” Nerling said, adding she has never felt unsafe while driving. “I’m always being tracked by the app and there is zero tolerance for bad behaviour.”
According to Forbes, Uber is valued at more than $1 billion and could soon make a splash on the stock market.
They offer what today’s millennial generation is looking for: It’s hip, it’s easy, it’s digital and it’s instant.
“All the (riders) have to do is push a button to see exactly how long it will take me to get there and they can track my route and see me coming towards them,” explained Nerling.
Drivers are required to own a four-door car that is newer than 10 years old; pass a background check and driving history check, and have insurance and a valid driver’s licence.
For Nerling, this has been one of her greatest opportunities.
“It’s great,” she said. “Who wouldn’t want to do this?”
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你out啦。。。
这老太太开车，你也敢坐？出车祸是分分钟的事情。
对Uber 没研究，也知道发展势头很快，有个问题在这里大家讲讲，就是出了车祸怎么办？私家车保险的时候都有一项就是车不做商业营运，因为商业营运出车祸概率大一些。那么你Uber 出车祸有人员伤害了，车上客人伤害保险公司管吗？
Uber有保险你确定还是你想当然？
Uber 为什么便宜？不就是没有管理陈本没有质量控制没有智能部门监管成本没有公司保险吗，你把这些加上，那就是市场上的一个私人出租车公司了，还能这么便宜吗？说白了Uber 就是一个打黑车的平台。
