Curious if anyone has ever taken trips for draiver? Formerly driverdo.. Just signed up to see what its all about. Seems pretty easy to just drive cars from a to b...whats your take on it?
Why would they pay you deadhead?Just got an idea. So looking at driaver app requests today and all of them accept one, require Rideshare. The location you need to go to, to get the Rideshare is at Brooklyn Park Penske.
So why not stage around there 30 mins before they are supposed to be there decline rides until they request and you see it's right there.
Today you'd need to ride-share to Sartell, MN.
If you took that ride the pax is paying $75. Youd make approx $40-$50 and could ask for $20 cash for return deadhead.
Youd be making more than the hiker driving the truck back.
Whacha think?
Dont you have Amazon flex? Pay is much better. For example, last night I did a 3 hour block from eagan to Stillwater that only had 10 stops which took under 2 hours and paid $105. Its definitely better than draiverdoSince my car got jacked by Valvoline... And it's gonna be in the shop a couple days... I booked two Draiver trips for Thursday. And I'm doing u-eats from my rental to catch money. The draiver trips are Mankato and st cloud. Will pickup $90 total so that's better than nothing when the truck is down. Good to have this other option. Will report how's it goes.
Till you get eaten alive by a dog...Dont you have Amazon flex? Pay is much better. For example, last night I did a 3 hour block from eagan to Stillwater that only had 10 stops which took under 2 hours and paid $105. Its definitely better than draiverdo
What were the other drivers you met like? The one trip I did was me solo. Was just wondering what sort of people the Draiver gig attracts? I guess a sample of 2 isn't enough to make a generalization, but I'm wondering if it's people that don't even own their own cars so can't do something like Uber? Or some retiree who just wants to drive trucks around? Etc??Drove my two shifts today... piece of cake. 16 foot box truck. Loud! Not very good suspension. Uber back from Mankato with the second driver after trucks were dropped. Then got a new truck and a 2nd driver and drove to ST Cloud. Dropped off truck, got another one, drove it back. Super simple if you don't mind driving box moving trucks. Got $90. First trip took 2.5 hours and second trip took 3.5 to Minneapolis during rush hour. Then I did a few Uber eats from my rental car ?
That sounds like what I kind of expected. Lol. Think I would mostly stick to single driver trips. Have you had to wait for someone to show up? I also feared I'd arrive for the job on time and the others would roll in anytime or not at all.Today I worked with a dude who used to drive for UBER but got deactivated, I now know why... guy was driving scared the whole time. Could not figure out his phone or how to use the Draiver app. Did not comprehend his GPS nav directions, keeps pushing the gas, then letting off constantly so the car was pulsing. We get to Home Depot to drop off a truck, he goes out behind the truck in the PARKING LOT and takes a piss! There are employees for Home depot walking around the parking lot getting it ready for the day... OMG... missed turns, said he's been doing Draiver for over a year now.... wow, I hope I don't get paired up with him again. You see all types whether doing uber or draiver :smiles: