Uber and Lyft drivers canceling more rides as fuel costs climb

As oil prices climb, more rideshare drivers are choosing to cancel low-paying trips to offset the rising cost of gas.

'Decline and recline': Uber and Lyft drivers are rethinking what trips to accept to navigate soaring gas prices

Oil prices blew past the $100-a-barrel mark on Monday, before falling back to around $90 after Trump suggested the war with Iran could soon end.

This Utah business is taking on Uber and Lyft — one airport ride at a time

A Utah entrepreneur created The Park City App to take on the Uber-Lyft duopoly. He pays his drivers more, and emphasizes that ...
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Higher gas prices leave Uber and Lyft drivers feeling the pinch

If you rely on rideshare apps or food delivery services, you may soon notice longer wait times — or fewer drivers available. Drivers say rising gas prices are cutting into their profits and forcing ...
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Uber, Lyft trips to and from LAX could cost you more. Here's what to know

LAX is considering raising its fees for ride-share drivers, a move officials say is aimed at reducing traffic in the airport's central terminal.