It's one thing for Chow to limit the number of rideshare vehicles because they think it contributes to congestion, but it's not her job to be concerned with how much drivers make an hour.
Regarding congestion, a statement provided to CTV Toronto on Tuesday, Uber Canada says, “the number of rideshare drivers on the road is 15% lower than pre-pandemic levels. Only a third of licenced drivers complete a trip on a given day. The City staff report itself says that rideshare only accounts for 4.5% of total traffic citywide.” “The City has spent this year extensively looking at the root causes of traffic in the city and not once was Uber mentioned.”
Uber is a great, affordable alternative to the unreliable TTC. Especially for women who want a safer door-to-door option if they're working late night shift work. Plus the more availability and the lower cost to passengers, the more likely people will choose it over drinking and driving, which is a good thing. It works well, I say don't mess with it.
https://www.cp24.com/local/toronto/...-contributing-to-downtown-toronto-congestion/
Regarding congestion, a statement provided to CTV Toronto on Tuesday, Uber Canada says, “the number of rideshare drivers on the road is 15% lower than pre-pandemic levels. Only a third of licenced drivers complete a trip on a given day. The City staff report itself says that rideshare only accounts for 4.5% of total traffic citywide.” “The City has spent this year extensively looking at the root causes of traffic in the city and not once was Uber mentioned.”
Uber is a great, affordable alternative to the unreliable TTC. Especially for women who want a safer door-to-door option if they're working late night shift work. Plus the more availability and the lower cost to passengers, the more likely people will choose it over drinking and driving, which is a good thing. It works well, I say don't mess with it.
https://www.cp24.com/local/toronto/...-contributing-to-downtown-toronto-congestion/