63 years of age and semi retired

Know you car.

1. How it handles
2. Keep up the maintenance on the car.
3. Have back up plan
4. Know the areas you are driving in
5. Always be on the defense
6. Know what you are hauling from supplies to people.
7. Know the laws and pay attentionto road signs 8 use a gps ex Waze etc…
8. Keep a updated Atlas and know how to read it
9. Keep common tools and emergency roadside equipment in your vehicle.
10. Practice driving in different weather conditions

want to deliver for uber eats

I can't be all alone! I have loved my experiences with Lyft so far and I have even driven at like 3 in the morning. NONE of my friends will even try it. I think they're scared. They tell me I am nuts. Here's the thing........you have to be smart no matter what in life and know that in your car, at the grocery store, on a train, etc. someone COULD harass you. Don't forget women harass women too. It;'s a sad truth, but this is life. I have been free from that but I am prepared to handle myself if and when someone decided to go that far no matter where I am. We shouldn't let our fear ruin a chance at a job we might love. I really enjoy mine! So any ladies with me???

Transitioning from #uberlife #workfromhome

I deliver for Uber eats and want to know how they can get away with taking more than 35% of the pay when that's what they claim . Like a customer paid $5 to ha e it delivered Uber took $3 and gave me only $2 . This ain't fair what can I do about this . I call it insane thievery . Ripping its own drivers off . This ain't right and should be brought to attention .