It used to be super busy. I guess they banned all the interesting folks ..read more

It will cost an extra $15 to take someone into the city starting June 30. I haven't seen anything about how Uber or Lyft will handle this for drivers. The current $20 flat reimbursement wouldn't come anywhere close to covering it. And then we NJ drivers still have to drive back empty. I think they should at least double it to $40, maybe more. $17.63 tunnel toll + $15 congestion toll + an hour in traffic to get back to NJ for the next ride = please kill me. Full info on peak times, charges... NYC congestion pricing now has start date ..read more

Hello guys, i am looking for regular plate car for Uber black in New Jersey. Does anybody rent a car for Uber black ? I have 25 years of driving experience, Clean record ..read more

Can New York Ubers are left pick up in New Jersey still or did they put a kibosh on that? Better question what multi state pickups can go on in that little corner of the world ..read more

So who felt the earthquake? Any damage ..read more

Hiya, can drivers in NJ see the pickup/destination for each ping (without maintaining a BS 85% acceptance rate, Gold/Diamond/Platinum status, etc.)? Unfortunately I may have to move to NJ temporarily and need to continue Ubering. I’m well aware of the NYC f*ckery for Ridesharing and want to make sure I can avoid trips into Manhattan. Thanks ..read more

Be honest. Myself - I'd cancel the ride before it even started. Please, GET THE FUKK OUT ..read more

I live in Jersey and work in New York City as a TLC driver. Right now, I'm running social media gigs and making around $2000 a month, so I decided to take a break from working in New York since I hardly make $2500 after gas, insurance,ez pass, etc. I drove only for Lyft and was wondering if any of you who work for Lyft could give some clue as to how much you make working for Lyft in a week. How many days and hours do you work? Thanks in advance, guys ..read more

When an impending price hike is on the way, savvy consumers fight back by stocking up or buying a product ahead of the increase. Will the same purchasing philosophy apply to electric vehicles, now that the legislature approved a bill on March 18 to charge a fee for electric vehicles to cover road wear and maintenance as part of reauthorizing the state Transportation Trust Fund? The legislation, if signed by Gov. Phil Murphy, would implement the state’s first ever $250 EV fee, due when an... N.J. could hit electric car owners with new fees starting this summer ..read more

I just got the police report. Enjoy your 6 points, and good luck on your next job.….oh, and stay in Paterson next time. You’re not ready for the shore….idiot ..read more