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How it works

Plan your shift instead of guessing — in three steps.

  1. 1

    Pick a day and hour

    Choose any day of the week and hour — now, or any time you're planning to drive. Jump to "Now" with one tap.

  2. 2

    See where demand clusters

    The map shades each NYC zone by how busy it has typically been at that day and hour, from millions of real public trips. A nearby zone that's much busier than yours gets flagged.

  3. 3

    Drive there with one tap

    Tap a zone and open it in your own Google Maps, Waze, or Apple Maps. ridevue points the way — you drive with the app you already use.

What the colors mean

Each zone is shaded by its typical demand for the day and hour you picked — darker/amber is busier.

  • Quietbelow-typical demand
  • Typicalan average level for that hour
  • Busyabove-typical demand
  • Peakamong the busiest for that hour

Amenities on your shift

Toggle these layers on the map when you need them:

  • Relief standsFHV-usable park-and-break spots — park free for up to 1 hour (always follow posted signs).
  • EV chargerspublic NYC stations, DC-fast vs Level-2.
  • Restroomspublic restrooms, with open/closed and hours where known.
  • Train linessubway, LIRR, and Metro-North for orientation.

♿ Zones with higher wheelchair-requested (WAV) demand are flagged too.

The honest part

What you see is a typical pattern from history — not a guarantee of rides or earnings. ridevue describes likely demand; it never promises money, and the WAV bonus is set and paid by the platforms, not by ridevue. It's an independent tool, not affiliated with Uber, Lyft, or the NYC TLC.