Gas prices in Florida fell slightly on Monday

Trade restrictions and trade restrictions can cause prices to increase like we see at the pump, and higher grass prices have a negative impact on people who drive for a living the next time Uber asks and expects to pay a little extra. The rideshare company has added additional fees to offset the recent rise in gas prices like using West. Megan Mulatto reports, Tour drivers say this is not enough. millimeter. Uber and Lyft drivers we spoke to say they are looking for other jobs. They tell us that the cost of auto maintenance and repairs combined with high gas prices isn’t worth it. Now you have $240 or $300 a week for gasoline. Uber driver Marco Padron says record-high gas prices have made him look to take a different path in his career. Everyone’s price goes down. Maria Rodriguez drives an Uber and elevator. She says she is also considering a different job but hopes things will change because the ride-sharing service is flexible and flexible compared to other jobs. She is calling for lower fuel prices and for drivers with a larger share to pay higher. Uber has announced that it will apply temporary surcharges to offset the increased cost of gas. It’s an extra 55 cents per ride and an extra 45 cents per ride for Uber. In a statement, the company said, “We know the pump increases have impacted earnings and these fees will help relieve some of the burden on drivers.” It adds that the fee is based on the average trip distance, which causes co-drivers like Lewis Gray to wait for requests for a shorter trip. He says he has to work two jobs to support his family. I think it’s time to pay drivers better wages because Uber says the surcharge will start on March 16th. The company says it will monitor and reassess gas prices within 60 days in Orange County Megan Mulatto West Two News. mm they. right.

Gas prices in Florida are down slightly from last week’s record cost

Updated: 8:49AM EDT March 14, 2022

Monday morning brought some slight relief to Florida residents grappling with record-high gas prices, as Monday saw the average price of $4.32, a few cents lower than Friday’s all-time high of $4.37, still well above what it was. People are used to paying. A week ago it was $4, a month ago it was $3.45 and a year ago it was $2.86. fuel costs

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Monday morning brought some slight relief to Florida residents grappling with record-high gas prices.

Monday saw the average price of $4.32, which is a few cents lower than Friday’s high of $4.37.

The price is still much higher than what people used to pay.

A week ago it was $4, a month ago it was $3.45 and a year ago it was $2.86.

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