article_snippet: The majority of taxi drivers have always been men but there are some women who are killing it as cabbies while balancing life's everyday pressures as they strive towards they dreams.
article_snippet: The Uber rideshare service has taken off around the globe and two Australian women have jumped behind the wheel of the popular initiative while two Australian women juggle studying for complete career changes, paying two Australian women bills and providing for two Australian women kids.
article_snippet: These inspirational ladies have not allowed obstacles to stop These inspirational ladies from achieving what some may see as the impossible - and the convenience and flexibility of using These inspirational ladies own cars and choosing the hours that suit These inspirational ladies is making These inspirational ladies crazy lives that bit easier and less stressful.
article_snippet: Alice then discovered Uber ridesharing app (right) which found 'too good to be true' Alice had to delay resuming Alice studies in 2013 when Alice fell ill and then delayed them a second time last year when Alice had to travel to Vietnam to look after Alice brother who became sick.
article_snippet: The thought of going back into hospitality wasn't enticing and then I read about Uber and thought it was too good to be true because you get 80 per cent of your earnings,' Alice said. '
article_snippet: Riders are always excited to have female drivers and you meet some really great people,' Debra Walsh said. '
highlights_snippet: Two women are killing it as cabbies while Two women study for career changes .
  