Uber drivers in Las Vegas are dealing with rising gas prices and decreased tourism, which they attribute to increased costs due to increased fuel costs and a decrease in earnings. Colin Reed, a driver who moved from Chicago to Las Vegas, said it cost him money to get set up to drive in the city and required a state business license to drive passengers and a separate county license to do Uber Eats. He also required a separate driver information to switch his Illinois driver information over to Nevada. Despite these challenges, drivers said tips can make a difference due to direct communication between the driver and the passenger.