War in the Middle East is fuelling a surge in US gas prices — and drivers for services like Uber and Lyft are among the first to feel the pain. Several ride-hailing drivers told Business Insider they're prioritizing the most profitable trips offered by the Uber and Lyft apps to protect their earnings from rising gas prices, while dozens bemoaned the "insane" price spike on Reddit . Oil prices blew past the $100-a-barrel mark on Monday, before falling back to around $90 after President Donald