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Harry Campbell

A podcast covering the rideshare and mobility industry. Interviews with start-up founders, CEOs, academics, gig workers and more!

The Rideshare Guy Podcast

In this episode, Harry speaks with Jeremy Bird, the Executive Vice President of Driver Experience at Lyft. They discuss Jeremy's role and responsibilities, including his focus on autonomous vehicles (AV) and their integration into Lyft’s services. Jeremy emphasizes the importance of having an open and honest conversation about the impact of AVs on human drivers, highlighting the potential for a hybrid future where both AVs and human-driven cars coexist. He mentions Lyft's upcoming partnership with May Mobility to introduce AVs on the platform and stresses the need for economic mobility and support for drivers. The conversation also covers Lyft’s commitment to driver earnings, transparency, and new initiatives like an enhanced rewards program and opportunities for drivers to advance or transition in their careers. Jeremy asserts that while AVs may bring changes, the goal is to grow the overall market and improve the driver and rider experience.
 
 • 00:30 Intros
 • 2:13 What is Lyft’s main focus right now?
 • 5:00 Should drivers be worried about AVs?
 • 7:07 What has Waymo’s growth been like?
 • 10:04 How will Lyft assist drivers with the rise of AVs?
 • 13:15 Will humans be an option in the future?
 • 17:40 Are humans in competition with AVs?
 • 25:06 Will drivers earn less money because of AVs?
 • 29:29 Will driving for Lyft get better or worse in the future?
 • 31:20 What is causing Lyft’s success?
 • 34:53 How does Lyft compare with Uber?
 • 38:48 Where to find Jeremy
 
https://www.lyft.com/
 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremy-bird-6a03aa11/
 
https://x.com/jeremybird

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RSG168: Fighting Unfair Deactivations with LegalRideshare

Dustin Walsey is co-founder and CEO at Buckle, a company offering rideshare insurance to Uber and Lyft drivers and other gig workers.

RSG169: A New Kind of Rideshare Insurance Company

Matthew Lafferty is Curri’s co-founder and CEO. Curri is the Uber for construction supply delivery.

RSG170: Curri, The Uber for Construction Materials

Candice Xie, CEO of Veo, joins Harry to talk Micromobility.

RSG 171: City Friendly Micromobility with Veo

Joseph Seal-Driver talks with Harry about Havn's EV chauffeur service in London.

RSG172: Chauffeuring Done Differently with Havn

Larry Smith of ProtectingConsumerRights.com joins Harry to talk about fighting false background checks.

RSG173: Fighting False Background Checks for Uber and Lyft Drivers

Marc Gorlin is founder of Roadie, "the first 'on-the-way' crowdsourced delivery platform."

RSG174: Delivering Packages, Not People with Roadie

DoorDash President Talks Dashers, Labor Shortage, Hidden Tips, and More!

RSG175: Christopher Payne on Dashers, Market Share and Competition

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RSG176: Driver Shortage, Uber's Take Rate, Rideshare vs Delivery and More

Colin Roche is the co-founder and CEO of Swiftmile, a micromobility infrastructure company whose mobility hubs charge and organize light electric vehicles like e-scooters and e-bikes. Swiftmile's in-field charging model helps cities scale up shared micromobility with fewer of the pain points.

RSG191: Building Micromobility Infrastructure

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