A driver in a car does ride-hailing. For example, they drive for taxis or major ride-hailing companies such as Lyft and Uber. The car can be a small car that fits 1-4 passengers or a van that fits up to seven passengers, not including the driver. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, they pick up and drop off passengers, for a fare, on an unplanned basis. Both are summoned via a central dispatcher or at a designated pickup location. Taxis use a meter to calculate the fare, whereas, for ride-hailing cars, drivers are paid based on time, distance, and tips, with occasional bonuses.