My perspective is different. I drove SuperShuttle vans for two years, both as a company employee and as a nominal ""franchisee"" when SuperShuttle's managment, in the right-to-work-state of Arizona, figured out how to screw its drivers out of as much a $6500 a month by declaring them independent contractors and tacking fees on everything the driver touched, wore or drove. In addition to usurious fees, SS required a sixty hour minimum work week under a 10 year contract but forbid drivers from showing the contract to an attorney prior to signng. SuperShuttle dispatchers also extorted money for the more lucrative runs. So, if you receive inferior service from SuperShuttle, it's because smart drivers left that miserable excuse for a company years ago.
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