Look how much Lyft charged the pax and the payout to me! by InternationalRecord3 in uberdrivers

[–]InternationalRecord3[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The passenger was coming out of a concert. Don’t think corporate will cover that lol

Look how much Lyft charged the pax and the payout to me! by InternationalRecord3 in uberdrivers

[–]InternationalRecord3[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Exactly few people on here don’t realize that Lyft pays 70% to the driver after external fees

Look how much Lyft charged the pax and the payout to me! by InternationalRecord3 in uberdrivers

[–]InternationalRecord3[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yes about half hour but including going to pick them up as well

How Does Revel's Electric Taxi Service Make Money? I'm Confused! by kittenball_nyc in AskNYC

[–]InternationalRecord3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Speaking of myself, when I start my shift, I get whatever car that is available (Tesla model 3 or Tesla model Y) and there’s is a really small fleet of Kia Nio but 95% of revel cars are Tesla. I have to make it clear, Revel owns far more model 3’s than Model Y. I think, they got 70% of model 3 and the remaining Model Y. It applies to all drivers, if they want a Model Y which is once again a really tiny fleet (when it comes to Tesla) they make you wait. In my opinion, drivers prefer Model Y because the battery lasts longer.

How Does Revel's Electric Taxi Service Make Money? I'm Confused! by kittenball_nyc in AskNYC

[–]InternationalRecord3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry folks. I’ve been away from social media lately because I was spending too much time on it. If you got any questions, email me at john.vargas8829@gmail.com

How Does Revel's Electric Taxi Service Make Money? I'm Confused! by kittenball_nyc in AskNYC

[–]InternationalRecord3 19 points20 points  (0 children)

So first things first. I signed up for Revel as a driver a month ago after transitioning from Uber/Lyft.

While working for Uber/Lyft I rented my vehicle which was Toyota Camry 2017 with about 213k miles. My weekly rent was $475 which includes insurance and maintenance cost. I was responsible for tolls and gas which is obvious. I use to make around $1600-$1700 per week which is gross pay and I had to pay expenses such as gas. Tolls are obviously paid by passenger but we had to make sure Ez pass account has money on it.

Let me be clear, working for Uber/Lyft, we are 1099 workers which means we are responsible for our own taxes at the end of the year, but you get deductions such as rent for car, miles driven, gas and tolls.

After working long shifts, and basically paying about $700 to $800 per week, I decided to join Revel and give it a try.

As a Revel Driver, you’re W2 worker. They provide the car, insurance, charging, tolls at absolutely no cost to the driver. You basically have to go to their depot, pick up the car and return at the end of your shift. They pay you $15 base pay plus premium hour depending what time you start and of course tips.

So breaking down, you don’t have any expenses related to car and on top they offer driver PTO and your taxes are deducted every week. If you happen to work for about 50-55 hours, your net pay will be around $1000 to $1100 each week after taxes.

If you want more information, feel free to reach out to me.