What do you do after you drop of pax at the border ? Do you hang around and wait for a ping ? I have dropped of pax on three different occasions and waited for pings but didn't get any. Ended up driving back to central SD (North Park and Mission Valley ) resulting in dead miles.
San Diego -Mexico border drop offs
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What do you do after you drop of pax at the border ? Do you hang around and wait for a ping ? I have dropped of pax on three different occasions and waited for pings but didn't get any. Ended up driving back to central SD (North Park and Mission Valley ) resulting in dead miles.
I dropped someone off once and got a ping almost immediately upon turning it back on. I ended up having to cancel it though because the service was so bad my phone wasn't working to call or text the person and there was so much traffic I couldn't find them.
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It depends on the time of day. During the week in the morning is your best shot at picking up a ride back.
Not sure about night. I cross from TJ into San Diego often and sometimes get a hit in Imperial Beach/Chula Vista area. They are both pretty busy so if you're gonna try to get a ride back I suggest hanging out around Palm ave or over at the beach in Imperial Beach.
Sometimes I get nothin and just head back to downtown. Prolly 50/50 for me. I'm usually their mid-morning.
Not sure about night. I cross from TJ into San Diego often and sometimes get a hit in Imperial Beach/Chula Vista area. They are both pretty busy so if you're gonna try to get a ride back I suggest hanging out around Palm ave or over at the beach in Imperial Beach.
Sometimes I get nothin and just head back to downtown. Prolly 50/50 for me. I'm usually their mid-morning.
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I found if I go to the border I end up working Chula Vista pings.
They are nice every day working folks and tend to tip more than the rich folks in La Jolla.
There is a lot of business in the South Bay, but I live a long way from there, so try not to get stuck in the Chula Vista / National City runs.
I see Chula Vista as yellow on the heat maps every weekend.
They are nice every day working folks and tend to tip more than the rich folks in La Jolla.
There is a lot of business in the South Bay, but I live a long way from there, so try not to get stuck in the Chula Vista / National City runs.
I see Chula Vista as yellow on the heat maps every weekend.
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