@@crazykev6491 I have made all my money through intelligent real estate buying and selling, poker sports gambling. The hardest part of my life now is associating with women in my life who aren't just worthless gold digging whores... I make more than half of that 50k just doing nothing each year.....
Even better is if she can make her own e-commerce website selling jewellery, sunglasses, etc that she wears. And plug in the website address on the video.
This was a nice informational video. Great job, you seem like a good driver. I personally am a taxi driver-- believe it or not it can be a lucrative business depending on which town you're driving in and which company you work for. I want to leave a few simple tips for taxi drivers here who may have come looking for more general driver tips, because it's very different from driving Uber/Lyft. This is literally the process which helps me to make about $70/hr after expenses. This is assuming that you're working for a company with good dispatch, and some of these may not be applicable to you depending on your companies policies, btw: 1. Don't waste time driving, unless you're far away from a hotspot. The more you drive, the more you spend in gas. If you drop of near a hotspot, park. If you drop off far away from a hotspot-- close some of that distance, you want to be within a 7 minute ride from said hotspot-- then park. You don't want to drive too much cause you never know if you'll get a pickup back the way you came, but you also don't want to be too far away. 2. Contact your customers! If your company doesn't send you the customers #, they need to start doing so. A quick text and/or phone call to give your customers your ETA can make all the difference-- it makes them happy & comfortable they'll be picked up, and it greatly reduces the chances you'll get stood up/no showed. Make sure you also contact your customers the moment you've arrived so that you're not wasting your time if they're simply waiting for your notice. 3. Don't rely on hotels/casinos/airports, and ALWAYS give out your name/number! Many taxi drivers will simply line up outside of a hotel or casino and wait for riders to come to them. This is the difference between making minimum wage and making a killing! Your best friend is dispatch and personal customers. ALWAYS give your number to your customers and ask them to call you back when they're ready, even on the shorter trips. This can often DOUBLE the amount of fares you get in a single day. It may not seem like a big deal but every trip adds up! 4. Be polite, respectful, and helpful. Be lighthearted. Customers will appreciate you/feel more comfortable with you, and it will make your experience far more pleasant. Also remember that drunk customers, while annoying, are just trying to have a good time and they might need you to assist them with things like finding their destination, for instance. 5. Don't be greedy. Wait a few seconds before firing up the meter-- customers ALWAYS notice this. Also, don't be afraid to round down to the nearest dollar-- don't be overly concerned with that extra 50 cents as there's a good chance they're going to tip you anyway. And most importantly: offer discounts on longer fares! This will get customers to call you back almost exclusively- meaning more longer trips and better tips as well. Recurring customers tip better than one time customers. And finally: take the shortest routes. Taxi meters run by distance when moving, but time while stopped. Take the shortest, most efficient route, otherwise you'll unknowingly overcharge your customers. Try to avoid highways unless you are dodging traffic jams-- they are generally the fastest, but not always the shortest routes. 6. Match prices. If a customer took an Uber/Lyft and paid way less for the ride, you risk losing that customer indefinitely. Losing a few dollars is far better than losing a potential recurring customer. I have regular customers that call me several times a week, which makes me hundreds of dollars a week- and many of them were gained by working out fairer prices or flat rates. 7. Never accept out of town trips, or trips over $40 from shady strangers without getting the money up front. Similarly, if a customer seems shady, there's a good chance they are. Don't risk your neck or your money for these people-- it's better to awkwardly ask for the pay up front than it is to get robbed/ripped off. Sometimes it's okay to void this rule if you're taking them to populated/high security areas (such as casinos or airports), however. Use your judgment. And that's about it. If you have questions, or concerns about the rules, please feel free to ask. I'm an experienced driver that's dealt with 100s of different situations and scenarios.
Ryan Pants I call bs- don’t care if u use a sports car and break every law - you are NOT making $700 for 10 hours AFTER expenses driving a taxi or even a limo with rich drunk people even after giving them all blow jobs
The Only way to make Money driving Uber is 1) drive a Hybrid car that makes 50 miles per Gallon. 2) Don’t accept Uber Pool nor Uber Eats 3) Drive Only Uber X And 1.4X. Min surcharge 4) if there is no surcharge then switch to Lyft . I have been driving for 3 years I know what I am telling you, please do the math don’t became a Slave 4 Uber..
Each tank is an investment. My 08 Scion XB gets 18 city and 23 highway and I still profit and profit well ($80-100 on a tank). After putting $23 into it for a full tank - that's roughly $60-80 profit. I did do both apps but Lyft pays more.
I agree. I did Uber back in 2014 into 2015. It was getting very popular at the time, and so many people started driving that I started to earn less and less money as it seemed to become saturated with drivers. Did the math, and it wasn't worth it to continue. Now I am going to try Lyft as I don't have a job at the moment. So hopefully Lyft is worth doing. I have to get my car state inspected which I I amdoing this week, then hopefully be on the road by next weekend.
You must not forget the 1x1 rule. For every dollar you spend on gas, example $25.00 on gas then you must also save $25.00 a day for wear and tear of the car. Drivers who don’t go by this 1x1 method will be stuck not having any money to fix their cars once problems do happen.
I have been doing lyft for about a year its not fun anymore I have been getting way to many complaints recently about minor and crappy stuff I be liike really smh I am just doing it till my job I am waiting for starts.
Oh wow! I came to this video by chance. I'm not an uber or lyft driver so a lot of the information here is unapplicable to me. HOWEVER, I am so impressed by this. It almost seems academic. I have saved this video and sharing with all the people I know who are Uber drivers. Very very well done! This could never be irrelevant. Well done!!!
If you have a concealed carry permit, I would carry a weapon. Saving your own life is more important than Uber firing you. I go by the saying. I would rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6.
Paul Bottoms God I hate this topic, people are so intense about it. People who don’t carry never seem to try to get others not to carry but for some reason people who do are always intense about “you should carry.”
@@munchkym I've been robbed before at gun point. It is pretty intense. They didnt shoot me but could have obviously. They just punched me in the face a dozen times and then hit me on the top of the head with something hard (not the gun). Many people who carry have been victims and that's why they're intense about encouraging others to carry protection.
as long as you have the permit and you don't let the passenger know it is probably something that you hopefully don't need but is there if you do need it. In which case being fired is not a concern in that moment.
Lots of great information here! One error for the tax part, though. As an accountant, I can tell you that you cannot deduct food you eat on the job. You CAN deduct snacks for passengers, but as Lyft/Uber does not require you to take trips during lunch hours, it's considered voluntary and not a business expense. And even when it is considered a deductible expense (such as entertaining clients), you're only allowed to deduct 50% of it.
Actually in the case of Uber, its passenger app lies about where other uber cars are. Uber even says so in its fine print. There was some fuss about this two or three years back. Look it up.
For kicks, you can test this yourself. Go to an intersection where there are lots of uber cars (according to the app), and try to spot them IRL. You'll see phantom uber cars rolling around (on the app), while the actual roadways around you are bare.
Great video! Lots of information is a short amount of time. I started driving for Uber/Lyft a couple days after this video was published. I wish I had watched it back then instead of a year later. I've learned a lot of stuff "the hard way." All in all, it was a great first year. 2019 started extremely well with a very profitable New Year's Eve. I just bought a new vehicle and am a bit apprehensive about using it for rideshare, but we'll see. I'm sure my passengers will love riding in a brand new vehicle. Thanks again for this video!
I wish so many other RUclipsrs thought 10 minute videos were considered long. As a potential future Uber driver, I really enjoyed your video and learned lots.
Lyfts deductible in Arizona is $2500.00! And they will try to get your insurance to pay for it first. If you don't have rideshare coverage your inurance provider will likely drop you. Look out for yourself. Lyft does not care about you! I was a full time driver with a rating of 4.96 and when I could not afford the deductible they told me tough luck. I drove for an entire week after having my exhaust damaged by something on the highway while transporting a passenger and without warning I was deactivated. Because I reported the damage, which doesn't affect the safe operation of the vehicle, I was deactivated. Even though all I did was report it within 24 hours of the incident like they require. When I signed up I was told that if something happens Lyft would take care of it. This is the end result of Lyft taking care of things.
@@gabrielreyes8476 I drive lyft in Vegas and had to get a sole proprietor business license from the state and also get a permit from the county. Lyft is my own business don't see how it's any different from you in a taxi.
@@huggy68 So. You still are not PUC licensed, nor are you regulated. You use a personal vehicle, not a fleet maintained one. You are not a taxi. No better than grabbing a ride from the neighbor down the street. You are not fingerprinted and properly background checked. In my opinion, the difference is glaring and vast. You don't seem to understand that lyft and uber were grossly conceived as rideshare, not taxis. No, they most certainly are not the same thing. There isn't enough money in the world to pay me to ever get into a lyft or uber. Give me a real taxi any day.
Wow.. very smart young lady.. a lot of information in less than 10 minutes.. better than most of the YOU TUBE vids I’ve seen on ride share.. Thank you for the tips.. I’m about to be a first time driver..
I mean, its good side money... its not something to make a main income from. Its not really as bad as what she may make it seem like in this video. You will put a lot of miles on your car and spend a good chunk on gas... but other than that its not really that bad.
I just started lyft 4 weeks ago (uber 2 years ago) and yes they do charge lost item fees which is 15 dollars. I was able to get one the last 2 weekends. Great information as far as a refresher goes. You have a happy New Year and I hope you are driving on New Year's eve because I know I will lol ;) :*
Oh, fantastic!! I have never had a Lyft passenger leave something behind, interestingly, so I didn't realize and I'd never heard it mentioned! I wish RUclips still had annotations so I could put that in the video retroactively! And thank you! Have a lovely New Year's! I'm not sure yet if I will be, but we'll see! :)
Damn woman!!!! Great video.... I thought just another long video with poorly backed up or researched opinions..... I was wrong.... You definitely did what you said you indicated you were going to do and more.... thank you. that's how videos should be!!!!
Awesome video! You shared a ton of useful information. You spoke fast and were very clear and specific. I would guess you scripted it first which was a great idea.
Thank you very much! I don't script, but I do outline. I find that specific scripting results in longer recording time cause I trip over my words. Outlining means I work the wording as I go which makes it much easier to sound natural. :)
munchkym you are probably losing some very valuable deductions I have compare them with my odometer and they are all wrong from what I have tested yours might be correct , everyone check your mileage and compare them to the apps. I've been self-employed most of my life and this deduction is substantial and very important don't let an app tell you how many miles you've drove when you've gone more
Jen jabba, probably correct, it's in the company's interest to short change you wherever possible, and most driver's wont keep their own logs because it's extra work.
Are you only counting miles driven while the rider is actually in the car? Those are the only miles you can actually deduct and the only miles uber accounts for.
Child Of God noooooo. If you have app on and are in Driver Mode, those miles are tax deductible. Mikes to get pax, riding around waiting for ‘ping’, all tax deductible. You are working when the app is on. Even Social Security who HATES tax deductions will tell you that. That’s why many drivers start the day with the app on while sitting in their living room and keep it on, on your way home. You may get pinged and get another, or a few more runs.
Uber, Lyft etc are the ACTUAL BUSINESS OWNERS. Not sure why drivers are viewed as business owners. When a company can deactivate your work account/app...who's the real owner folks :-)
@@AllStarzServices difference here is that while you abide to the contract, a few disgruntled or mean customers can shut you down for good. If you had your own business that would not be possible.
everyone lies about their tax deductions,That's why none of you people pay taxes.I know people that try to get free rides from their driver.if they don't,the driver gets reported to the I.R.S..
Thanks for the insurance advice I called my insurance company and added it to my policy and 3 days later I got in an accident. If it wasn't for your advice I wouldn't have thought of doing that. Thanks 😁
Basically, don't do this job. It's not profitable and it's unnecessary stress. From experience, passengers do not consider the welfare of their driver. They have goals and the driver is just there to serve them. Don't do this job if you want self-respect.
I don't even drive or ride Uber or anything like that but I just love this girl in her personality. I think she's really fun to watch I don't care what she's talking about LOL
I am a southerner so I am a slow talker but that does not mean I want to listen to a slow talker when attempting to learn a lot of valuable information. Great job on fast ball tossing all the information.........boom.
uber is too cheap and tries to get out of paying the cleaning fee. someone stuck a big gum wad on the side of the passenger seat and i didn't find it until the next day. they refused to pay because i couldn't give them the exact time/rider. dumb. but hey, its a part time job with no future, so do it until your needs are met then step aside for the fresh meat.
The part of verifying the identify of your passenger by asking their name and no mentioning the name of your ride is important as people will lie just to get a ride and en route tell the driver that they want to go to another destination instead which most times then gives away that they are not your assigned rider. Yes, in a busy area this does happen so do not let it happen to you.
Uber where almost 33 percent of fare goes to Uber company , 10 percent is GST , on rest of 57% you have to pay tax on it , which leaves a driver with 40 dollars from a 100 dollars taking ... in that 40 dollars he has to maintain his car too ... I don’t know how Uber drivers can survive in long term on this much work and such a crap income.
Can I just say thank you so much for getting to the point so quickly....I'm actually waiting for a Lyft driver to come get me for me to go get a rental my first time today so thank you
@@mindsetinvestors1579 so sorry I'm just now seeing this....my first week went pretty good I ended up starting on the week that Edc concerts were here in Orlando...so that was wow lol but actually fun and no vomit Yay lol ..... My second week was the classics - I was hesitant to do because so many people in the Lyft Uber Facebook group - we're having a lot of negative things to say about it but it was really good for me nothing bad happened or dangerous...... My third week very recently actually scared me and made me wish I carried .... A guy kept touching my shoulder and leaning forward kind of talking in my ear which was really gross..... He was drunk and got nasty vulgar...I gave him some warnings and he started calling me names and verbal threatening me....he was like "Bitch just drive where the phone say and I can do what I want " so I pulled over and told him to get out or I'd call the cops and I just cancelled his ride.... But it was a really dark road that seem like far away from people...and physically he could of did anything to me ..I fight but he was a grown big ass drunk man ...I like driving at night less traffic and I'm done with all my house chores and done with my day job but learning how dangerous some idiots can be...was a little nerve-wracking I didn't even want to go out anymore after but there was no way I'm going to let some jerk ruin my extra $
Jahida 360 That is so scary, I am so sorry that happened to you! I hope you never have a situation like that again! I’m really glad my videos have been helpful! :)
You forgot don't pick up anyone under 18 years old. You reserve the right to card someone who you think is underage and refuse the ride if they are. No kids allowed in my car without a parent present.
That's a great one! I'm not sure I would personally card someone, but I definitely would ask them in a way that seems innocuous so I'm more likely to get a real response. If I still didn't believe, I'd ask the year they were born. Haha
Things I wish I knew before I started Uber and Lyft 1. I'm going to put 4000 miles a month on my car 2. If I'm good at it I'll make $13 an hour before my expenses 3. Usually pickong up assholes that disrespect my car 4. Maybe I'll get four tips a week if I'm lucky 5. I'm probably going to go broke if I do this any longer and I'm going to need a new car soon
@@munchkym and I was one of the people that was good at in Miami. I made a small fortune the first couple of month it was arount, went downhill fast though( for the drivers)
That is a great question and I really should make a video on it soon cause I don't cover it enough. In the meantime, my facebook group is a great place for financial advice! facebook.com/groups/1893217157392665/
Steve BONTRAGER Thank you for subscribing! RUclips has a feature that allows you to slow down a video if you feel it’s too fast, you can find it in the same video settings as closed captioning. This may come in handy! :)
Seen this advice from other RUclips drivers- one of the best reasons for signing up for both is that if one, usually uber, decides to deactivate you pending investigation for whatever reason, you can keep driving for the other company. So you keep your options open and are not tied down to one company.
awesome but heard of people hacking Lyft/Uber? I wanna know more because I'm tired of being taken by jerks using hacking into our system to get more rides.
I was thinking of being a driver. But it seems like I would be putting a lot of wear and tear on my car. And in the end, I'll have to use up all my profits to buy a newer car every few years.
Wow, how much coffee did you have this morning? Talk about how the business plan for an Uber driver is approximately $10/hour when you consider the 25% Uber fee, the gas, the insurance, the depreciation of your car, assuming that you drive 10 hours a day...is it worth it?
Get BEAR SPRAY at Cebela's: mine is going with me EVERY trip. The shit will send a 1,200 lb mama sow grizzly bear running from you like hell! Mace is CANDY by comparison! 😂
The customer is perfectly matched with Uber - dishonest and cheap. Here's people who are service industry workers making hundreds a day off TIPS who don't give my son, a driver, a single $1. Uber cheats on everything from sign-on bonuses to how much a rider is paying. No wonder they've lost every lawsuit. The honchos should be imprisoned.
I see lots of complaints, but it is much more worthwhile with our new software that allows u to make 100% of the fare and tips. You can text "100" to 904-600-3557 to get automated info about this new way to rideshare and make a lot more money with the provider.
Uber won’t let me carry a firearm, in my own car, in my own state? Forget it! If anything happens to me, are they going to take responsibility? I hate companies like that. It’s ridiculous.
Great video, tons of info! I heard a friend recently talk about a startup like Lyft for roadside assistance. Basically if you can change a tire or dig someone's car out of the snow you can make like $30-$50/job. I told him I didn't think Uber drivers would be into this--what do you think?
My gosh, couldn't you speak any faster? Lol, I can barely keep up, too much information, had to pause rewind a couple of times, great tips and hints tho! Thank you
I love how much time saving she does for us on her videos. She does speak fast but clear enough and with correct pronounciation. I love this girl,,,all her tips are very to the point, and important.
I've learned to set my perimeters because when I'm driving, I'm using Bluetooth for directions most often, and then you get a long ride, like 100 miles or more,and not realizing how far the ride is!
Great tips for beginners. I would also add that you should know when is the best time to drive for your market. Some things are market specific but generally busy times are the morning work rush, the evening work rush and between 10.00 pm and 2.00 am on Friday and the weekends.
I liked the quick cuts. This chick's smart. No rambling.
matt walker smart and cute. That’s hard to find these days
I’d say she substantially more than a chick.
@@crazykev6491 ooo wow! she is sounding smart trying to make a brain dead career of using uber or lyft to get by.... so what...
Michael Angst now it’s a dead career not back then. I knew drivers making $50k driving full time
@@crazykev6491 I have made all my money through intelligent real estate buying and selling, poker sports gambling. The hardest part of my life now is associating with women in my life who aren't just worthless gold digging whores... I make more than half of that 50k just doing nothing each year.....
Man I love fast talkers. 10 min video packed with lots of information. Wish more people would make these kinds of videos.
Thank you!! I absolutely agree! I get lots of complaints about it, but I think rapid-fire is the way to go!
JUNAID187 I understood it so quickly👀👍
omg seriously this was a great video
for native english speakers LOL
It depends on the information. This speed here is fine but with someone explaining quantum mechanics, it certainly isn't.
I had to watch 9 other videos (before yours) to get the amount of information that I received from your ONE video. Thanks Munchkym :-)
Comments like this are my absolute favorite. So glad it was helpful! :D
U speak so well.. yessss str8 to the point!!! U BETTER GO GIRL!!
Coco Gabby Thank you!! I think cutting out all the extra crap is so important for a good video :)
Are you in partnership with the spirit science guy?
Young lady, you could make a living teaching other people how to make RUclips videos. Absolutely fantastic presentation.
Even better is if she can make her own e-commerce website selling jewellery, sunglasses, etc that she wears. And plug in the website address on the video.
Thank you so much!
I'm not sure if people would be interested in that, but it would be cool to expand out!
@@munchkym It's gonna be extremely cool👍💯
This was a nice informational video. Great job, you seem like a good driver.
I personally am a taxi driver-- believe it or not it can be a lucrative business depending on which town you're driving in and which company you work for.
I want to leave a few simple tips for taxi drivers here who may have come looking for more general driver tips, because it's very different from driving Uber/Lyft. This is literally the process which helps me to make about $70/hr after expenses. This is assuming that you're working for a company with good dispatch, and some of these may not be applicable to you depending on your companies policies, btw:
1. Don't waste time driving, unless you're far away from a hotspot. The more you drive, the more you spend in gas. If you drop of near a hotspot, park. If you drop off far away from a hotspot-- close some of that distance, you want to be within a 7 minute ride from said hotspot-- then park. You don't want to drive too much cause you never know if you'll get a pickup back the way you came, but you also don't want to be too far away.
2. Contact your customers! If your company doesn't send you the customers #, they need to start doing so. A quick text and/or phone call to give your customers your ETA can make all the difference-- it makes them happy & comfortable they'll be picked up, and it greatly reduces the chances you'll get stood up/no showed. Make sure you also contact your customers the moment you've arrived so that you're not wasting your time if they're simply waiting for your notice.
3. Don't rely on hotels/casinos/airports, and ALWAYS give out your name/number! Many taxi drivers will simply line up outside of a hotel or casino and wait for riders to come to them. This is the difference between making minimum wage and making a killing! Your best friend is dispatch and personal customers. ALWAYS give your number to your customers and ask them to call you back when they're ready, even on the shorter trips. This can often DOUBLE the amount of fares you get in a single day. It may not seem like a big deal but every trip adds up!
4. Be polite, respectful, and helpful. Be lighthearted. Customers will appreciate you/feel more comfortable with you, and it will make your experience far more pleasant. Also remember that drunk customers, while annoying, are just trying to have a good time and they might need you to assist them with things like finding their destination, for instance.
5. Don't be greedy. Wait a few seconds before firing up the meter-- customers ALWAYS notice this. Also, don't be afraid to round down to the nearest dollar-- don't be overly concerned with that extra 50 cents as there's a good chance they're going to tip you anyway. And most importantly: offer discounts on longer fares! This will get customers to call you back almost exclusively- meaning more longer trips and better tips as well. Recurring customers tip better than one time customers. And finally: take the shortest routes. Taxi meters run by distance when moving, but time while stopped. Take the shortest, most efficient route, otherwise you'll unknowingly overcharge your customers. Try to avoid highways unless you are dodging traffic jams-- they are generally the fastest, but not always the shortest routes.
6. Match prices. If a customer took an Uber/Lyft and paid way less for the ride, you risk losing that customer indefinitely. Losing a few dollars is far better than losing a potential recurring customer. I have regular customers that call me several times a week, which makes me hundreds of dollars a week- and many of them were gained by working out fairer prices or flat rates.
7. Never accept out of town trips, or trips over $40 from shady strangers without getting the money up front. Similarly, if a customer seems shady, there's a good chance they are. Don't risk your neck or your money for these people-- it's better to awkwardly ask for the pay up front than it is to get robbed/ripped off. Sometimes it's okay to void this rule if you're taking them to populated/high security areas (such as casinos or airports), however. Use your judgment.
And that's about it. If you have questions, or concerns about the rules, please feel free to ask. I'm an experienced driver that's dealt with 100s of different situations and scenarios.
Wow, big comment! Thanks!
thanks alot bro,iam taxi driver raleigh nc.informative.
Ryan Pants I call bs- don’t care if u use a sports car and break every law - you are NOT making $700 for 10 hours AFTER expenses driving a taxi or even a limo with rich drunk people even after giving them all blow jobs
Wow! Thanks a ton for this!
This video is FANTASTIC!!!!!
The most concise AND comprehensive I've ever viewed on rideshare.
Great job!
Thank you very very much!! I worked extremely hard on it so I'm glad it was helpful and appreciated!
I like Uber better. I get paid more with their long distance pickups and wait times. Lyft not so much and plust the Lyft app sucks!
osamabindrinkin40s I prefer Lyft more. I get paid more with Lyft, but the Uber app is better.
Are you sure about that?? Because Uber pays more on wait time and long distance pickup! plus they actually give you a gas card!
I just made 26 in 5 hours driving for Lyft. Yep Lyft sure pays better
You can be deactivated for not accepting rides
This just happened to me. Lyft does not care about their drivers.
That sucks so much, I'm so sorry. :(
if youre tired, just swipe it off
You lose money driving for uber and lift. They both suck
Joseph Bader Definitely depends on a lot of factors but they certainly are not always profitable and the companies are not looking out for drivers.
driving for lyft/uber is converting your equity in your car into cash for the day. Works for people who can't do math
Why do they both suck?
The Only way to make Money driving Uber is 1) drive a Hybrid car that makes 50 miles per Gallon. 2) Don’t accept Uber Pool nor Uber Eats 3) Drive Only Uber X And 1.4X. Min surcharge 4) if there is no surcharge then switch to Lyft . I have been driving for 3 years I know what I am telling you, please do the math don’t became a Slave 4 Uber..
5) deliver drugs
@@davidlucas8824 🤣
Each tank is an investment. My 08 Scion XB gets 18 city and 23 highway and I still profit and profit well ($80-100 on a tank). After putting $23 into it for a full tank - that's roughly $60-80 profit. I did do both apps but Lyft pays more.
I agree. I did Uber back in 2014 into 2015. It was getting very popular at the time, and so many people started driving that I started to earn less and less money as it seemed to become saturated with drivers. Did the math, and it wasn't worth it to continue. Now I am going to try Lyft as I don't have a job at the moment. So hopefully Lyft is worth doing. I have to get my car state inspected which I I amdoing this week, then hopefully be on the road by next weekend.
You must not forget the 1x1 rule. For every dollar you spend on gas, example $25.00 on gas then you must also save $25.00 a day for wear and tear of the car. Drivers who don’t go by this 1x1 method will be stuck not having any money to fix their cars once problems do happen.
Thanks for getting right to the point with no “um, uh, like”. Appreciate the info. About to apply to Lyft. Thx.
That's exactly how I love to watch videos so those are the videos I make! I'm glad you like them! :)
I have been doing lyft for about a year its not fun anymore I have been getting way to many complaints recently about minor and crappy stuff I be liike really smh I am just doing it till my job I am waiting for starts.
johnied850914 Yeah, I understand. It can take a toll.
What kinds of complaints if you don't mind me asking? Just curious.
Oh wow! I came to this video by chance. I'm not an uber or lyft driver so a lot of the information here is unapplicable to me. HOWEVER, I am so impressed by this. It almost seems academic. I have saved this video and sharing with all the people I know who are Uber drivers. Very very well done! This could never be irrelevant. Well done!!!
Seye Kuyinu Wow, thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really glad it was valuable!
You forgot that it is important to ask the passenger if they are looking for any cocaine and that you know a guy
marijaunnaz Haha uhhh
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ok, that's funny 🏆
HAHAHAH
Cant you tell, she is " that guy " or his girlfriend.
If you have a concealed carry permit, I would carry a weapon. Saving your own life is more important than Uber firing you. I go by the saying. I would rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6.
Paul Bottoms God I hate this topic, people are so intense about it. People who don’t carry never seem to try to get others not to carry but for some reason people who do are always intense about “you should carry.”
@@munchkym
I've been robbed before at gun point. It is pretty intense. They didnt shoot me but could have obviously. They just punched me in the face a dozen times and then hit me on the top of the head with something hard (not the gun). Many people who carry have been victims and that's why they're intense about encouraging others to carry protection.
as long as you have the permit and you don't let the passenger know it is probably something that you hopefully don't need but is there if you do need it. In which case being fired is not a concern in that moment.
You rock. Believe me, the job often seems life threatening... and we're doing it for peanuts.
ALL women should carry. Everywhere.
Let the surge chase you. Lol
Hahahahah yeeeeesssss
I seriously love this comment, it's so meta haha
lol sounds like dating advice. Also "In Soviet Russia..."
That what someone named Chuck does
This without a doubt is the most truthful vedio on uber.(i'm an uber driver).
Thank you!!
Please run for public office.
That's what my degrees are in, actually. Political science. :)
That’s funny 😆
You can quit anytime Uber don’t give a damn about their drivers
Noori Nut Wow, I had no idea! Amazing!
munchkym XD
hard to give a damn about a million different people
Uber sucks so I quit driving for them
Good! Hope the door didn't hit you in the a$$ on the last trip. The less light-weights the better.
You packed a lot of info into that few minutes!
Kevin Aylward Thank you! I try to be as concise as possible!
Part of it is that she edited out a lot of pauses in between sentences to make the video shorter.
Jeff Brown Yup, that’s exactly what happens. No need for pauses, what a waste of time!
Lots of great information here! One error for the tax part, though. As an accountant, I can tell you that you cannot deduct food you eat on the job. You CAN deduct snacks for passengers, but as Lyft/Uber does not require you to take trips during lunch hours, it's considered voluntary and not a business expense. And even when it is considered a deductible expense (such as entertaining clients), you're only allowed to deduct 50% of it.
Yes, definitely! I've learned a lot more since I made this video haha
I never thought to download the passenger app to see where other drivers are at. Great tip. Thank you
Go glad it was helpful! Drive safe!
Actually in the case of Uber, its passenger app lies about where other uber cars are. Uber even says so in its fine print. There was some fuss about this two or three years back. Look it up.
For kicks, you can test this yourself. Go to an intersection where there are lots of uber cars (according to the app), and try to spot them IRL. You'll see phantom uber cars rolling around (on the app), while the actual roadways around you are bare.
A passenger gave me that tip lol
Shady as hell that they don't just show you drivers where the others are so you can plan and properly manage YOUR business.
change video speed to .75 for best audio experience.
M How Honestly, yes for lots of people haha
1.25 for a more amusing audio experience.
I did not know that u could do this. thank you, but I will be using it instead on slow talk because I do not have patience. 😁
lol
When I first started the video 1.25 is what I thought it was at.
Great video! Lots of information is a short amount of time. I started driving for Uber/Lyft a couple days after this video was published. I wish I had watched it back then instead of a year later. I've learned a lot of stuff "the hard way." All in all, it was a great first year. 2019 started extremely well with a very profitable New Year's Eve. I just bought a new vehicle and am a bit apprehensive about using it for rideshare, but we'll see. I'm sure my passengers will love riding in a brand new vehicle. Thanks again for this video!
MYohMY 76 Thank you! And I’m glad you found it eventually! I’d be skeptical about a new vehicle for rideshare as well, especially if brand new.
I wish so many other RUclipsrs thought 10 minute videos were considered long. As a potential future Uber driver, I really enjoyed your video and learned lots.
Happy to help! I definitely prefer short videos. Anything over 3 minutes is long for me. 10 minutes is unheard of for my channels! Haha
Lyfts deductible in Arizona is $2500.00! And they will try to get your insurance to pay for it first. If you don't have rideshare coverage your inurance provider will likely drop you. Look out for yourself. Lyft does not care about you! I was a full time driver with a rating of 4.96 and when I could not afford the deductible they told me tough luck. I drove for an entire week after having my exhaust damaged by something on the highway while transporting a passenger and without warning I was deactivated. Because I reported the damage, which doesn't affect the safe operation of the vehicle, I was deactivated. Even though all I did was report it within 24 hours of the incident like they require. When I signed up I was told that if something happens Lyft would take care of it. This is the end result of Lyft taking care of things.
Josh Fawkes Yeah, not a surprise at all. Unfortunately, drivers are quite expendable.
There is always fresh meat
That's why you maintain a low deductible plan through your own insurance company and get the rideshare plan with them as well.
If she is TALKING TOO FAST for you, maybe you're not LISTENING FAST ENOUGH! 😆🤣😁❤️
RUclips videos can always be paused. Spacebar to stop and go.
Not everyone can process information at the same speed, but that's why I put accurate captions and RUclips allows videos to be slowed down :)
This is PERFECT. I am female Uber driver just starting and you are answering every single question I have. Thank you so much.
joe smith I’m so happy it was helpful! Feel free to ask questions! :)
Be a real taxi driver, not another leech who thinks they can do this just because you have a car abd and a license
@@gabrielreyes8476
Wow! That's not nice. What if you live in a little town that hasn't any cab service?
@@gabrielreyes8476 I drive lyft in Vegas and had to get a sole proprietor business license from the state and also get a permit from the county. Lyft is my own business don't see how it's any different from you in a taxi.
@@huggy68 So. You still are not PUC licensed, nor are you regulated. You use a personal vehicle, not a fleet maintained one. You are not a taxi. No better than grabbing a ride from the neighbor down the street. You are not fingerprinted and properly background checked.
In my opinion, the difference is glaring and vast. You don't seem to understand that lyft and uber were grossly conceived as rideshare, not taxis. No, they most certainly are not the same thing. There isn't enough money in the world to pay me to ever get into a lyft or uber. Give me a real taxi any day.
Thankfully I'm from Michigan so it's a breeze listening to her, most people talk too slow on here 😂
Kevin VanBuskirk Haha I totally agree! Most videos are way too slow.
Same, I can totally follow her. Some Michiganders do talk fast at times.
Wow.. very smart young lady.. a lot of information in less than 10 minutes.. better than most of the YOU TUBE vids I’ve seen on ride share.. Thank you for the tips.. I’m about to be a first time driver..
Thank you, I'm so glad it was helpful!
Very articulate & beautifully spoken
Thank youu!
My god
Finally a great video
Direct and to the point
Good for you
I’m starting soon and will use your videos as training
Tim Lee Thank you! I’m so glad they are helpful! :)
Excellent content. Vastly superior to anything that I've viewed on The Rideshare Guy's channel.
6 minutes in and ive had enough... definitely dont want to work at either of these two. s
Austin Tucker It’s not for everyone haha
yeah this vid just totally convinced me not to do Uber or Lyft
It's not for everyone. Glad you could make an informed decision! :)
Or retirees looking to make some beer money
Totally agree. After watching a few similar videos, I know this isn't for me. Sounds like you'll run into every one of the issues she brought up.
I mean, its good side money... its not something to make a main income from. Its not really as bad as what she may make it seem like in this video. You will put a lot of miles on your car and spend a good chunk on gas... but other than that its not really that bad.
How so?
this is by far the best video for new drivers, right to the point, fast well explained with few word every point.
Thank you so much!
I just started lyft 4 weeks ago (uber 2 years ago) and yes they do charge lost item fees which is 15 dollars. I was able to get one the last 2 weekends. Great information as far as a refresher goes. You have a happy New Year and I hope you are driving on New Year's eve because I know I will lol ;) :*
Oh, fantastic!! I have never had a Lyft passenger leave something behind, interestingly, so I didn't realize and I'd never heard it mentioned! I wish RUclips still had annotations so I could put that in the video retroactively!
And thank you! Have a lovely New Year's! I'm not sure yet if I will be, but we'll see! :)
Damn woman!!!! Great video.... I thought just another long video with poorly backed up or researched opinions..... I was wrong.... You definitely did what you said you indicated you were going to do and more.... thank you. that's how videos should be!!!!
Thank you so much, you're so kind!!
Awesome video! You shared a ton of useful information. You spoke fast and were very clear and specific. I would guess you scripted it first which was a great idea.
Thank you very much! I don't script, but I do outline. I find that specific scripting results in longer recording time cause I trip over my words. Outlining means I work the wording as I go which makes it much easier to sound natural. :)
Do not rely on app to track miles! They are often wrong. Keep a riding log.
Jen Jabba It will be much more accurate than me writing it down, tbh haha
munchkym you are probably losing some very valuable deductions I have compare them with my odometer and they are all wrong from what I have tested yours might be correct , everyone check your mileage and compare them to the apps. I've been self-employed most of my life and this deduction is substantial and very important don't let an app tell you how many miles you've drove when you've gone more
Jen jabba, probably correct, it's in the company's interest to short change you wherever possible, and most driver's wont keep their own logs because it's extra work.
Are you only counting miles driven while the rider is actually in the car? Those are the only miles you can actually deduct and the only miles uber accounts for.
Child Of God noooooo. If you have app on and are in Driver Mode, those miles are tax deductible. Mikes to get pax, riding around waiting for ‘ping’, all tax deductible. You are working when the app is on. Even Social Security who HATES tax deductions will tell you that. That’s why many drivers start the day with the app on while sitting in their living room and keep it on, on your way home. You may get pinged and get another, or a few more runs.
Uber, Lyft etc are the ACTUAL BUSINESS OWNERS. Not sure why drivers are viewed as business owners. When a company can deactivate your work account/app...who's the real owner folks :-)
We agree to their contract.
If we don't abide by it.. what do you honestly expect them to do? 🤨
For real! But that's the current laws.
@@AllStarzServices difference here is that while you abide to the contract, a few disgruntled or mean customers can shut you down for good. If you had your own business that would not be possible.
everyone lies about their tax deductions,That's why none of you people pay taxes.I know people that try to get free rides from their driver.if they don't,the driver gets reported to the I.R.S..
Wow, that person is a huge jerk, you could ruin someone's life!
Not everyone lies on their taxes, that's a gross generalization.
I despise the general public and will probably never drive but I found this informative as hell.
ucgrad Hahahahhha love it!
as you should
4:58 lmaoooooooo
:D
Thanks for the insurance advice I called my insurance company and added it to my policy and 3 days later I got in an accident. If it wasn't for your advice I wouldn't have thought of doing that. Thanks 😁
Whew! No need to watch any other Uber/Lyft video! Nice job of condensing lots of info into a few minutes.
Jack horner Thank you, so glad it was helpful!
I'm not even an Uber or Lyft driver, but this was so informative and interesting I didn't click out
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Basically, don't do this job. It's not profitable and it's unnecessary stress. From experience, passengers do not consider the welfare of their driver. They have goals and the driver is just there to serve them. Don't do this job if you want self-respect.
To each their own! :)
I would hate for a customer to get my car dirty or scratch up my interior.
Thank you for talking quickly! I’m a busy woman, and this was everything.
I'm so glad it was helpful! I too prefer fast videos!
I don't even drive or ride Uber or anything like that but I just love this girl in her personality. I think she's really fun to watch I don't care what she's talking about LOL
Something Clever Thank you so much! I am probably going to make videos of other topics in the future, so you can look out for those. :)
Must be really hard up.
I am a southerner so I am a slow talker but that does not mean I want to listen to a slow talker when attempting to learn a lot of valuable information. Great job on fast ball tossing all the information.........boom.
Thank you so much!! I definitely prefer listening to fast talkers so that's absolutely why I do it haha :)
I wish I could see ur video when I started this crazy ass job,
You are one of a kind :)
Thank you! Sorry my info came a bit late, but hopefully it was still helpful!
😍😍😍😍😍 your videos.
Fast and driver focused.
Keep it up. You are doing great.
Alex 10,000 Thank you so much, you’re so kind! :D
uber is too cheap and tries to get out of paying the cleaning fee. someone stuck a big gum wad on the side of the passenger seat and i didn't find it until the next day. they refused to pay because i couldn't give them the exact time/rider. dumb. but hey, its a part time job with no future, so do it until your needs are met then step aside for the fresh meat.
Tooo true, they used to be much better about it.
This was amazing!! Also something about your voice is soothing, sound like a flight attendant lol
Kenita Renee Haha thank you, you’re so kind!
The part of verifying the identify of your passenger by asking their name and no mentioning the name of your ride is important as people will lie just to get a ride and en route tell the driver that they want to go to another destination instead which most times then gives away that they are not your assigned rider. Yes, in a busy area this does happen so do not let it happen to you.
Yes, absolutely! I've had this situation happen!
OMG speed racer!!!! 😱
You can slow down the video in settings and there are accurate captions. Hope that helps!
Uber where almost 33 percent of fare goes to Uber company , 10 percent is GST , on rest of 57% you have to pay tax on it , which leaves a driver with 40 dollars from a 100 dollars taking ... in that 40 dollars he has to maintain his car too ... I don’t know how Uber drivers can survive in long term on this much work and such a crap income.
Yeah, I don't recommend it long term.
Hey, this munchyKim girl is pretty sharp.
Music Teacher Guy Why, thank you!
Man she was great a lot of information and I learned a lot thank you
Thank you!
Can I just say thank you so much for getting to the point so quickly....I'm actually waiting for a Lyft driver to come get me for me to go get a rental my first time today so thank you
Jahida 360
How did it go for you?
I'm so glad you appreciate it! I hate drawn out videos so I try to make condensed ones! :)
@@mindsetinvestors1579 so sorry I'm just now seeing this....my first week went pretty good I ended up starting on the week that Edc concerts were here in Orlando...so that was wow lol but actually fun and no vomit Yay lol ..... My second week was the classics - I was hesitant to do because so many people in the Lyft Uber Facebook group - we're having a lot of negative things to say about it but it was really good for me nothing bad happened or dangerous...... My third week very recently actually scared me and made me wish I carried .... A guy kept touching my shoulder and leaning forward kind of talking in my ear which was really gross..... He was drunk and got nasty vulgar...I gave him some warnings and he started calling me names and verbal threatening me....he was like "Bitch just drive where the phone say and I can do what I want " so I pulled over and told him to get out or I'd call the cops and I just cancelled his ride.... But it was a really dark road that seem like far away from people...and physically he could of did anything to me ..I fight but he was a grown big ass drunk man ...I like driving at night less traffic and I'm done with all my house chores and done with my day job but learning how dangerous some idiots can be...was a little nerve-wracking I didn't even want to go out anymore after but there was no way I'm going to let some jerk ruin my extra $
@@munchkym no I loved your videos so so much good info and I'm so appreciative of them 💛💛💛💛💛
Jahida 360 That is so scary, I am so sorry that happened to you! I hope you never have a situation like that again!
I’m really glad my videos have been helpful! :)
You forgot don't pick up anyone under 18 years old. You reserve the right to card someone who you think is underage and refuse the ride if they are. No kids allowed in my car without a parent present.
That's a great one! I'm not sure I would personally card someone, but I definitely would ask them in a way that seems innocuous so I'm more likely to get a real response. If I still didn't believe, I'd ask the year they were born. Haha
ok so how will you l know their 18? are you going to ask for thier ID?
merkflip We are allowed to ask for ID if we feel they’re under 18, yesz
munchkym and if they say they dont have it?
merkflip Then what I just said; I ask year they were born and if they can’t give me a quick answer, no ride.
Things I wish I knew before I started Uber and Lyft 1. I'm going to put 4000 miles a month on my car 2. If I'm good at it I'll make $13 an hour before my expenses 3. Usually pickong up assholes that disrespect my car 4. Maybe I'll get four tips a week if I'm lucky 5. I'm probably going to go broke if I do this any longer and I'm going to need a new car soon
Definitely makes sense to get out of it if it's not doing well for you!
@@munchkym and I was one of the people that was good at in Miami. I made a small fortune the first couple of month it was arount, went downhill fast though( for the drivers)
amazing video, i like the shortcuts to the next clue, no time wasted. lots of great tips too. thanks!
Thank you so much, I'm so glad it was valuable!
You have amazing communication skills!!!
Thank you so much!
Can you elaborate more on the taxes ? How do you go about that?
That is a great question and I really should make a video on it soon cause I don't cover it enough. In the meantime, my facebook group is a great place for financial advice!
facebook.com/groups/1893217157392665/
You talk to fast, I'm going to have to watch this video twice....oh well...SUBSCRIBED :-)
Steve BONTRAGER Thank you for subscribing! RUclips has a feature that allows you to slow down a video if you feel it’s too fast, you can find it in the same video settings as closed captioning. This may come in handy! :)
Yup, watched in 0.75, good info
David I’m glad! :)
munchkym What city do you UBER at anyway?
I believe she mentioned Boise, ID
Seen this advice from other RUclips drivers- one of the best reasons for signing up for both is that if one, usually uber, decides to deactivate you pending investigation for whatever reason, you can keep driving for the other company. So you keep your options open and are not tied down to one company.
Garvin Gray Yeah, definitely! I prefer driving for both.
munchkym Woohoo I got a reply :) oh btw as I was this video on TV, I did not buckle up, my bad ;)
Garvin Gray Haha safety first! 😁
Garvin Gray grab a cab permit too!
Jesus Christ slow down. Trying to understand what you were saying gave me a headache.
I set the speed to .75X
It's a tad slow, but you can understand better.
You can slow the video down in settings and there are accurate captions. Hope that helps!
Film yourself doing an oil change.
opl500 There’s hundreds of oil change videos out there, I don’t think anyone needs another one. Haha
Few of them with girls doing it though
opl500 .....does that make a difference?
opl500 I had no idea that as women we're superior when it comes to changing oil! I can't wait to tell all my male friends!
Is your kink 😂😂😂
god this is a headache... i change my mind about driving.
Jacob Tran It’s not for everyone!
awesome but heard of people hacking Lyft/Uber? I wanna know more because I'm tired of being taken by jerks using hacking into our system to get more rides.
I was thinking of being a driver. But it seems like I would be putting a lot of wear and tear on my car. And in the end, I'll have to use up all my profits to buy a newer car every few years.
Wow, how much coffee did you have this morning? Talk about how the business plan for an Uber driver is approximately $10/hour when you consider the 25% Uber fee, the gas, the insurance, the depreciation of your car, assuming that you drive 10 hours a day...is it worth it?
Yes
I didn't have any coffee, I merely edited my video to be quick. Whether it's worth it is a personal decision.
Well i was thinking about doing this then you said i cant carry my firearm while working for them and thats just not gonna work for me
Yeah, not for you, then.
Uber/Lyft will take you places you shouldn't be. If you're licensed, CARRY. It's your car, your life. Always carry!!
Conceal carry anyways.
Get BEAR SPRAY at Cebela's: mine is going with me EVERY trip. The shit will send a 1,200 lb mama sow grizzly bear running from you like hell! Mace is CANDY by comparison! 😂
I have no idea why this video was recommended to me but holy crap was it informative and efficient! Well done 👍
Scott D Thank you! I’m so glad it was valuable! :)
To summarize: it sucks
You're not wrong.
The customer is perfectly matched with Uber - dishonest and cheap. Here's people who are service industry workers making hundreds a day off TIPS who don't give my son, a driver, a single $1. Uber cheats on everything from sign-on bonuses to how much a rider is paying. No wonder they've lost every lawsuit. The honchos should be imprisoned.
jackson winters It definitely could use a lot of improvements!
Are you really bitching about waitresses not paying tips to drivers?
Listening to you talk for 10 min straight. I felt like the Kel from
Good Burger movie. Lost. And confused. Welcome to good Burger. 😆👏
Jonathan Martinez RUclips has a feature to slow down videos if you need it. :)
you talk too slow. could you speed up a little??
Too much potential crap with giving rides for money, I’ll stick with pizza delivery
Follow your heart.
I see lots of complaints, but it is much more worthwhile with our new software that allows u to make 100% of the fare and tips. You can text "100" to 904-600-3557 to get automated info about this new way to rideshare and make a lot more money with the provider.
You seem way too intelligent to be a Lyft / Uber driver lol
There's no maximum intelligence level for a service job.
Wow! Excellent.
Thank you!!
I'm not a driver for lyft or uber but somehow I found your video to be very enjoyable and informing. A lot of work to be a driver I imagine.
WonderWhatHappened It really is! And thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it! :)
Uber won’t let me carry a firearm, in my own car, in my own state? Forget it! If anything happens to me, are they going to take responsibility? I hate companies like that. It’s ridiculous.
011090 It’s your car and your state, but they govern what can and can’t be done with that car and still be paid by them.
holy shit, slow down.
kdchmln You can slow down the video in settings and there’s accurate captions. Hope that helps!
UBER/LYFT is not really profitable, but folks don't know that until doing it for a few months
It can still be profitable. Depends on many factors.
You have some food on your lip!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Or is that a FISH HOOK???
B. Eder 😒😒😒😒😒
munchkym i hardly even noticed it
Not that kind of thing i see the most id rather listen to what you're saying
Alexandre Loens As it should be, tbh haha
You're an idiot for the food statement
texuztweety You really wasted your time telling me this?
OMG LOL!
I know i can speed up the video. How can i slow it down. What did she say. She should try being an auctioneer
Nice info!!! I will watch this again and take notes! Thank you for vid😀
So glad to help!!
munchkym ... yep u know ur stuff! Keep helping ppl. Some of ur other vids are sooooo funny! Thats why i subbed. You make me LOL!😆
Haha, that's definitely one of my goals! Information AND entertainment!
OMG!! my head hurts ....SLOWW DOWN GIRL!!
You can slow down the video in settings and there are accurate captions. Hope that helps!
Slow down dear.
Gene Wilkerson Don’t call me dear, please. You can slow down the video in settings and there’s accurate captions. Hope that helps!
Great video, tons of info! I heard a friend recently talk about a startup like Lyft for roadside assistance. Basically if you can change a tire or dig someone's car out of the snow you can make like $30-$50/job. I told him I didn't think Uber drivers would be into this--what do you think?
Thank you very much! That actually sounds like a fantastic service, I know the gig economy workers like uber/lyft drivers would totally jump onto it!
My gosh, couldn't you speak any faster? Lol, I can barely keep up, too much information, had to pause rewind a couple of times, great tips and hints tho! Thank you
I just prefer fast videos so that's what I make. But you can slow it down in settings and there are accurate captions! :)
2/3 the way thru your video and the density of the information is better than gold. Great work! Now get yourself an EV and really make the money.
TRY to HELP you Thank you so much! I actually have a hybrid so I’m halfway there :P
The only part I question is what you meant by "always carry kitty litter and a shovel in-case you get stuck somewhere"...
This is about driving in snow! If you dig in front of and behind your tires and put kitty litter down, you can get unstuck.
I know is 2020 already but your videos is probably by far the best one!👍🇺🇸❤️
Thank you!!
Can't listen as fast as you talk.
I love how much time saving she does for us on her videos. She does speak fast but clear enough and with correct pronounciation. I love this girl,,,all her tips are very to the point, and important.
You can slow down the video in settings and there are accurate captions. Hope that helps!
its not up to them if you have a gun.. Its the law.. you can carry regardless what they say in my state. not risking my life over some ride. sorry
It is up to them. They can choose not to contract with you. That’s how contracts work.
I've learned to set my perimeters because when I'm driving, I'm using Bluetooth for directions most often, and then you get a long ride, like 100 miles or more,and not realizing how far the ride is!
Great tips for beginners. I would also add that you should know when is the best time to drive for your market. Some things are market specific but generally busy times are the morning work rush, the evening work rush and between 10.00 pm and 2.00 am on Friday and the weekends.
Definitely yes! Getting to know your market is natural, but it's super important!
No matter what you do you always have someone giving you a bad rating . I can’t stand that after doing all you can to drive and be nice.