Fair compensation for Alberta drivers.
Drivers spend their time, fuel and resources completing trips. Compensation should properly recognize the work involved in providing rideshare and app-based services.
Compensation should reflect the work involved in every trip.
A driver's time has value, including time spent waiting.
Fuel, maintenance and vehicle expenses affect driver income.
Drivers need a fair review process.
Losing access to a platform can immediately affect a driver's income. Drivers should receive clear information when an account is restricted or deactivated and have a meaningful opportunity to seek review.
Drivers should understand why an account has been restricted.
Drivers should have an opportunity to explain their situation.
Deactivation decisions should be transparent and reasonable.
Safety should always be a priority.
Drivers spend long hours on the road and interact with passengers every day. Safety concerns deserve proper attention, reporting options and support.
Clear policies create better platforms.
Drivers interact with platform policies every day. Clear information about fares, cancellations, accounts and platform decisions helps drivers understand how their work is being managed.
Important platform rules should be easy for drivers to understand.
Drivers deserve clear information about how fares are calculated.
Platform decisions should be communicated clearly and fairly.
Driver voices should be part of policy discussions.
Regulations affecting rideshare and app-based drivers should consider the practical realities of drivers who work on Alberta's roads every day.
Drivers should have a voice in discussions that affect their work.
Rules should recognize the realities of app-based driving.
Regulations should support a fair and sustainable driver environment.
Drivers deserve responsive support.
When a problem occurs, drivers need a clear way to explain what happened, receive a response and seek a fair resolution.