So from my experience driving with Uber I think one thing that would be nice for them to factor in would be driving conditions and road conditions. I just did ubereats delivery in Huntington New York and it took me the most windiest backwards roads at narrowed and then had a huge steeping inclines. Well the entire time driving in the last few months in the Long Island expressway while they were doing construction was murder on my tires. But yet again they think that compensation of like $10 and even less sometimes for traveling these routes and roads makes sense sure when the economy's having a problem you give us a gas buffer but it doesn't count for the fact that it's more than just wear and tear on a car. At least pay a little bit more when inclement weather is hitting the area especially rain even if it's just a little kickback.