How are your Uber vs. Lyft earnings looking this week? Do you see one app paying stronger per booked hour, or do you just chase the volume?

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📊 Total Stats Uber Earnings: $47.19 Online: 3h 24m Active: 48m Trips: 6 Tips: $11.50 Lyft Earnings: $140.53 Online: 6h 24m Booked: 3h 25m Rides: 12 Tips: 4 total Miles Driven: 81.9 mi Combined Total Earnings: $187.72 Total Online Time: 9h 48m Average Hourly (online): $19.15/hr ⏱️ Booked Time Only Uber Active Time: 0.8 hrs Booked Hourly Rate: $59.00/hr Lyft Booked Time: 3.4 hrs Booked Hourly Rate: $41.34/hr Combined Total Booked Time: 4.2 hrs Booked Hourly Rate: $44.69/hr 💡 Takeaway: Uber had fewer rides but stronger tips, giving it a higher booked-hour payout. Lyft gave steady ride flow and volume, driving up the total earnings. Together, it balanced out to almost $45/hr booked time across both apps.

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This week’s been a grind slow rides, hiccups, and then the big one: I didn’t notice the gas gauge slipping down to empty. Ended up pulling the classic “walk of shame” with a portable tank, topping up, and getting back on the road. Honestly, I’ll take that over a blown engine or major repair any day. Sometimes it’s better to get humbled by the small stuff than crushed by the big stuff. Now I’m at the crossroads: 👉 Do I push Thursday morning to make up ground? 👉 Or wait it out and hit the weekend hard when the rides (and money) really flow? Curious what you all would do. Anyone else ever been caught in the same situation?