The AlixPartners survey found that 50% of respondents cited parking issues and associated costs; 35% cited the laborious process of renting a car as reasons for using ride hailing instead.
Faster driving, experience, and safety were major factors that attributed to earning discrepancies between male and female Uber drivers.
Economists from New York City’s New School and the University of California, Berkeley proposed that drivers should be earning $17.22 an hour after expenses, a 22.5% increase based on average pay rates.
UCLA's Institute for Transportation Studies analyzed 1,700 Lyft, Uber, and taxi rides to measure wait times and ride cancellations against racial, ethnic, and gender demographics.
The fastest growing North American hub is Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, Fla., (FLL), which grew 11%, or two million seats, over the 12-month period.
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