I heard it is legal to have a passenger ride along with you.Technically you cant do that but im sure someone will take you up on the offer
Legal and allowed by Amazon are to different things. Also if you are in an accident and the passenger is hurt good luck.I heard it is legal to have a passenger ride along with you.
OK, I'm not that sold on riding along. It's just that I plan on doing a lot of deliveries as a significant source of income, and I don't want to risk deactivation. I've watched a bunch of videos on YouTube in addition to the videos that come with the app. I don't know anything about how well I'll manage the scanning and navigation in real life. I think I'm going to do some Uber driving first as a way of getting experience using a navigation system. Of course, I've used GPS before, but this is a different game doing deliveries under time pressure.Legal and allowed by Amazon are to different things. Also if you are in an accident and the passenger is hurt good luck.
I mean the only way you're going to find out is just do it. Turn on the app sign up for blocks and deliver. It's the same as Uber only differences you're scanning packages at the warehouse and dropping them off at the residence and businesses. Stop making it complicated. If you've already watched YouTube videos then you should have a pretty good idea how it works as well as the videos that Amazon flex provides for training. There's not really a need to ride a long. It's pretty straight forward. Plus, if it were me I would be skeptical that you didn't have a hidden agenda. Maybe you are hoping to scope out people's houses to rob or the driver. 🤷🏻🙄🤔I would like to ride along with a Flex driver in OKC for training purposes. I will pay $50 for a ride along. Message me if you're interested.
It's pretty much already planned out by Amazon. It's very simple you have a set number packages and you deliver within a certain time frame. Some packages need to be delivered by a certain time, you can scan through it to see. Like I said if you're not organized and not able to find the packages quickly in your vehicle that's what's going to make it harder for you. Be very diligent about watching the training material on YouTube cuz that will make it easier for you. If you're already stressed out about navigating, then maybe this is not the right decision for you. But like I said you'll never know until you actually do it.OK, I'm not that sold on riding along. It's just that I plan on doing a lot of deliveries as a significant source of income, and I don't want to risk deactivation. I've watched a bunch of videos on YouTube in addition to the videos that come with the app. I don't know anything about how well I'll manage the scanning and navigation in real life. I think I'm going to do some Uber driving first as a way of getting experience using a navigation system. Of course, I've used GPS before, but this is a different game doing deliveries under time pressure.
So I'm assuming that you're talking about the OP and not me right? See I thought the exact same thingThis is a bit weird and I'm gonna spend the next two weeks looking for news of missing Amazon drivers in OK City...
I'M ONTO YOU, BUSTER
Yeah, OP seemed a little predatory.So I'm assuming that you're talking about the OP and not me right? See I thought the exact same thing