'You might go home with nothing': A normally busy season for Saskatoon cab drivers dries up due to coronavirus
SASKATOON -- Business for Saskatoon cab driver Murray Hume is slow these days, with fewer people out and about during the COVID-19 pandemic. “When the pandemic first started, they took about two-thirds of the fleet off [the road],” the Riide driver said. “It was tolerable' You could actually make a living.” Hume says with more drivers back on the job, there aren’t enough fares to go around. “I've got like less than $50 in and it's just about noon, and usually when business is good I shoot for about $150 by noon,” he said. “I don't think I'll break $100 today period.”
Source: saskatoon.ctvnews.ca