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Success in the gig economy isn’t about reacting—it’s about predicting. Events like Burning Man drive massive demand, but not in the way you might expect. In Reno, rideshare demand spiked 113% above the median before the event and stayed 70%+ higher through the end. Meanwhile, food delivery surged post-event as thousands of attendees left the desert behind and sought hot meals. Burning Man drives an early surge in rideshare and a delayed spike in delivery. A music festival? That might mean late-night rides and midweek delivery peaks. A major sports event? Short, intense bursts of demand before and after the game. Platforms that succeed don’t just react—they anticipate the specific demand patterns of each event. Understanding these shifts means better driver positioning, shorter wait times, and maximizing revenue when it matters most. Want to see how other like events and the weather shape the gig economy? Download the Annual Gig Mobility Report for deep insight on the gig mobility industry: https://lnkd.in/dQjXXSKc