Ride-hailing startup offers W-2 employment alternative to app-based drivers

Rideshare startup Alto maintains a branded fleet, which is operated by its drivers who are W-2 employees.

December 20, 2022 01:24 PM

Expanding ride-hailing startup Alto offers unique W-2 employment to its drivers, marking a different approach from giants Uber and Lyft.

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