Giving Alberta Drivers a Stronger Voice
Why CRDA?
For years, rideshare drivers have faced challenges that can directly affect their income and ability to work.
Drivers may experience concerns related to:
✓ Low or unclear fares
✓ Rising fuel, insurance, maintenance and vehicle costs
✓ Deactivations and account suspensions
✓ Lack of transparency around platform decisions
✓ Difficulty accessing meaningful support
✓ Safety concerns
✓ Changes to platform policies
✓ Disputes over earnings or trip payments
✓ Limited driver representation in policy decisions
CRDA’s purpose is to change that.
We document them.
"Your experience is evidence.
Your voice matters. Together,
we can make it count."
Driver Support
We listen to Alberta drivers, document their concerns, and work to connect drivers with useful information and support.
Driver Resources
Access helpful information and resources related to rideshare driving, regulations, safety, insurance, and operating costs.
Driver Safety
We collect driver safety concerns and advocate for safer working conditions for rideshare and app-based drivers across Alberta.
Fair Compensation
We gather driver feedback and data about fares, expenses, waiting time, and other factors that affect drivers' earnings.
Driver Advocacy
We bring drivers together to raise important issues with government, industry representatives, and other decision-makers.
Driver Community
Connect with other Alberta drivers, participate in surveys and events, and help build a stronger voice for our driving community.
DRIVER SUPPORT
Driver Support
We listen to Alberta drivers, document their concerns, and work to connect drivers with useful information and support.
Driver Resources
Access helpful information and resources related to rideshare driving, regulations, safety, insurance, and operating costs.
Driver Safety
We collect driver safety concerns and advocate for safer working conditions for rideshare and app-based drivers across Alberta.
Fair Compensation
We gather driver feedback and data about fares, expenses, waiting time, and other factors that affect drivers' earnings.
Driver Advocacy
We bring drivers together to raise important issues with government, industry representatives, and other decision-makers.
Driver Community
Connect with other Alberta drivers, participate in surveys and events, and help build a stronger voice for our driving community.
DRIVER VOICE
Problems drivers are reporting
Only reports approved by the association are shown publicly.
Problems drivers are reporting
Only reports approved by the association are shown publicly.
I'M A DRIVER, I WANT TO...
How it works
A simple system for drivers and the association.
Driver Login
Create an account or log in to your driver dashboard.
Report a Problem
Tell us what happened and select the type of issue.
Admin Approval
The association reviews the report before it appears publicly.
Safety Disadvantages of Automatic Cars
- Pedal Confusion: Incorrect use of the accelerator and brake can lead to sudden vehicle movement.
- Less Gear Control: Automatic transmission provides less direct control over gear selection.
- Unintended Movement: The vehicle may move when the brake is released.
- Limited Engine Braking: Some automatic vehicles provide less direct engine-braking control.
- Brake Dependence: Greater reliance on the brake pedal is required in stop-and-go traffic.
- Transmission Failure: A transmission malfunction can affect vehicle movement and control.
- Unexpected Acceleration: A pedal or transmission-related fault can potentially cause unintended acceleration.
Share Your Voice
Your opinion matters. Let us know what Alberta drivers think about the issues affecting them.
The Future of Driving Is Changing
Share Your Voice
Your opinion matters. Let us know what Alberta drivers think about the issues affecting them.
Poll Results
See how Alberta drivers are voting on this issue.