With “shelter in place” orders in place around most of the country, Rideshare has come to a screeching halt. Drivers have been reporting that delivery gigs have been drastically busier and tips have gone up significantly. If driving is your bread and butter, here’s how to adapt to the situation and keep earning.
The on-demand grocery startup Instacart said Monday that it is planning to hire 300,000 “full-service shoppers,” over the next three months due to a huge spike in demand spurred by the coronavirus pandemic. Instacart’s goal is to increase their workforce by more than double.
Not only are these new non-contact deliveries following the guidelines set forth by the CDC regarding the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic, but they should allow for easier and faster deliveries, allowing drivers to earn more while staying safe.
Drivers been reporting that delivery gigs have picked up drastically and are paying quite well, due to people stocking up and not wanting to leave their homes. Maybe switching to delivery is the way to go while we wait for things to blow over.
Want to earn a few bucks on the side as an Instacart Shopper? Use your own car, shop for groceries for friendly people, make deliveries and get paid on your own schedule.
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