As gas prices soar to unprecedented highs, rideshare drivers are getting hit especially hard.
Uber driver Ahmed Ahmed of Hayward shared his credit card charges with KPIX 5. Since the weekend, he’s already spent nearly $400 on gas.People Gather In San Jose Bearing Candles, Yellow Flowers, Singing Songs In Support Of Ukraine
That’s the case if you ask any of the Uber or Lyft drivers waiting, sometimes for hours, for their next pickup at SFO. “I’m thinking to delete the app and stay at home, that’s it,” said Qandeh. “What am I going to do, I don’t make money, just to add mileage to my car?”Sam Jwanat of Millbrae is now shelling out $200 more each week at the pump.
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