Fall is almost here and for gig economy drivers that means one thing: demand for rideshare will increase. If you do on-demand food delivery only, consider adding Lyft rideshare as a side hustle this fall. Here are 4 reasons to be a Lyft driver.
The Best Phone Car Charger Options For Rideshare Drivers
Smartphones. We’re all glued to them now, but for rideshare drivers, they’re more than a way to check social media (or this blog). You rely on your device for work from start to finish—accepting rides, navigating, even checking payment. The last thing you need is a dead phone battery, which means a good phone charger is a must.
Lyft vs. Uber: What You Need To Know About Rideshare
Uber and Lyft have been rideshare rivals for almost as long as ridesharing has been popular. Their continual attempts to one-up each other can occasionally prove beneficial for drivers. Most of the time, though, they appear about equal, for all intents and purposes.
So what is the difference between Uber and Lyft from the driver’s perspective? And, more importantly, which one is going to make you the most money?
Top 10 Amazon Phone Mounts Under $20 for Rideshare and Food Delivery Drivers
Working in the gig economy means being practical about what you spend to make more revenue on every ride and food delivery gig. If you are looking for a new phone mount, you want something functional and reliable, with no extra frills. Before you scour the internet for the right contraption, we have made life easier for you. Check out these top 10 Amazon phone mounts of various designs that are under $20.
12 Reasons Why Food Delivery Can Be Better Than Rideshare
I used to combine rideshare and food delivery—Lyft and Uber with Caviar and Postmates in the mix. I don’t do that as much at the moment because of the Corona pandemic, of course. These days, the majority of my earnings are from food delivery. Rideshare demand has plummetted. Even in the past, when I combined food delivery and rideshare, I prioritized food deliveries. Here are my top 12 reasons why food delivery can be better than rideshare.
5 Best Mileage Tracking Apps For Food Delivery and Rideshare
As a rideshare and food delivery driver, tracking the miles of each ride means you get to write them off as tax deductions every year. You don’t want to miss out on tax deductions, and you don’t want to miscalculate. But who wants to go through the hassle of measuring fuel used and tracking miles all the time?Check out some of the top mileage tracking apps to save you taxes in the gig economy.
7 Great Rideshare Cars For Drivers
Are you a rideshare driver in the market for a new car? Okay, maybe not a new car—maybe just new to you. If you’re a rideshare driver, you know that your car means a lot. After all, you can’t do your job without it, right?
While everyone has different needs and preferences, here are a few tried and true vehicle options for rideshare drivers looking to get the most out of their car (and the money they paid for it).
2021 Rideshare Driver Requirements For Lyft & Uber
One of the complaints against traditional taxis, in addition to the cost of travel, was that they were often dirty and poorly maintained. Uber and Lyft helped completely change the image of the dirty cab and the cranky cabbie at a fraction of the cost.
Here’s information about Lyft and Uber vehicle and driver requirements.
4 Rideshare Hacks That Still Work In 2021 (And Beyond)
In 2020, the rideshare industry almost died because of the coronavirus. Both Lyft and Uber saw demand for their services plummeted. At the worst point, Uber reported an 80% drop in demand for rides. Lyft reported a 75% drop.
A large number of rideshare drivers all had to look to delivery gigs to sustain an income. Some drivers still sucked it up and went out during the pandemic. Suffice to say, there aren’t a lot of new rideshare hacks and strategies in 2020.
Here are four rideshare hacks that have worked in the past. As we await the rideshare industry’s complete recovery, these hacks will continue to be legit in 2021.
How To Handle An Uber Accident: Key Steps To Take
In most cases, accidents are inevitable. Whether driving in the rain or perfect condition, you have no idea when a collision can happen. As an Uber driver, be always prepared for any accidents since you spend a lot of time on the road. Therefore, handling accidents happening while at work can be complex compared to the ones in personal driving. In ridesharing, you have passengers in consideration, a company to report to, and questions about your coverage. In case of an accident, you’ll find all the information you need in this guide.
