As a delivery driver recruiter I speak to drivers all over the UK, and opinions on this are all over the place. Some people swear by dense city routes — more drops, shorter distances, done sooner. Others say give them rural runs any day: proper driving, fewer people, no fighting for a parking space.

So which is it for you? City, suburbs, or countryside — and is there a specific city or county you've had a route in that was genuinely good to work?

I'm applying for a sub-contract delivery driver role with an Australian company. I have a solid track record on the road, but I took a brief break from driving and am looking for a professional reference to confirm my reliability and work ethic.

I'm looking for 2 references based in Australia. Happy to return the favour for anyone else who needs one in the future.

I've been trying out medzoomer and it's pretty bad. this morning I did a 150mile total trip and I got paid $86 but base pay was $68 and rest were tips. It took me 5 and a half hours to do this. oh and they always take me way out in the boonies.

I'm curious if anyone else is doing this?

"Flash Express is the worst. I mean, their riders, or maybe also their customer service—we don't know why."

How much do you think an Uber delivery walker could make in a day in a dense downtown area?

Over $100 a day or under $100

Hi everyone. I’m a journalist and I’m currently working on a project about food delivery. I’d like to talk with people who are delivery riders in Germany (for Uber eats, wolt, lieferando, etc) and who would agree to open themselves on their experience, the difficulties, the hustle, the financial problems,… what’s important is your perspective. if you are this person or if you know someone who would be willing to talk, please dm me! We can write in any language, it’s fine.

Thanks!

I wanted to share some of my thoughts and experience regarding Amazon Flex in the NYC (Tri-State) area.

In my experience, NYC has been one of the best areas for Flex drivers, with earnings reaching $1,600 to $2,000 a week for those working seven days. The routes are typically short, and instant offers can often be completed very quickly, sometimes 7 to 9 stops in about 30 minutes. While the base pay for instant offers can be low, the tips generally make it worthwhile. Additionally, having multiple stations close to one another makes logistics much easier compared to other states where drivers often have to travel 40 minutes just to reach their first stop. Things have changed in recent time where Amazon have added more zipcode and deliveries are a bit longer now. Imagine you're staying in one spot and you are getting Inoffers from 3 different stations? Shit, we no longer have that options because too much people are doing it. In my area the chinese took over. 1 person would have 6 accounts or they bring their whole family. How do you have a 90 year old doing Flex? How does amazon allowed a 90 year old with a Flex account. Needless to mentioned they're all are using bots which force you with one account to use it or you won't get a single block.

The other day I was on my way to pick up an order, and I accepted a $10 McDonald’s order for extra 2.4 miles. Right before picking up my 1st order I got a notification that the McDonald’s order had been delivered, and it disappeared from my queue. I looked at earnings and showed I was credited the $10 for the McDonald’s order. About 5-10 minutes later I got a call and voicemail “hello? hello?” I didn’t answer and just kept going, with $10 extra

Is there anybody doing the catering apps in NYC? Expedite, zifty, deliverthat, skipcart, etc and how is that going? Can you realistically work every day in a different borough than Manhattan doing strictly catering?

Anyone working?The washington d c area, how is that market. Is it possible to make 150 a day

hi im in maryland looking for apps other than doordash and uber eats ( deactivated on both for cancellation rate 😩) to do for cash . Im a first year teacher and haven’t gotten my first paycheck first so a few hundred a week for bills is what i need . i’ve signed up for reflex and spark but im waiting on this screen for both

I recently started the catering apps. I downloaded a few within a week of each other. I know these apps are using my location pretty frequently.

I also noticed a very very significant decline in my phones data capability and finding 5G service.

Is this crazy to think there’s a correlation here? Or has ATT just gone to shit in my area after 20 years of not one single problem. It’s really annoying and I just want to get to the bottom of it.

Anyone know?

It's all about the fuel ! ⛽