https://sites.google.com/view/musical-genius/backing-tracks Florida Spring Break: Uber, Lyft Drivers Explain How Much Money, Tips They MakeMenu iconSearch iconBusiness Insider logoBusiness Insider logoAccount iconClose iconChevron iconAccount iconShare iconFacebook IconEmail iconTwitter iconLinkedIn iconLink iconSave Article IconAngle down iconClose icon Trent T., 50, remembers horror stories from past spring breaks in South Florida — Uber and Lyft riders taking drugs in his car, damaging his seats, and drunkenly cursing him out. Not to mention rides that would take three hours along South Beach to go four miles amid nightmarish tourist traffic. This year, it's been a little more civil, even though he's seen some of the typical bad spring break behavior. This spring break has been profitable, Trent said, without as much chaos. Traffic isn't as consistently bad, beaches aren't as crowded, and riders are mostly respectful. He's also prioritized private rides — which s...
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