Deliver During Peak Hours
Work during lunch, dinner, weekends, and special events for higher demand and surge prices.
Optimize Your Routes
Use navigation apps (Waze, Google Maps) to avoid traffic and save time.
Accept Multiple Orders
Stack orders from the same restaurant or nearby locations for more efficient deliveries.
Keep Your Vehicle Clean
A tidy car or bike creates a positive impression and may lead to better ratings and tips.
Communicate with Customers
Send updates, confirm addresses, and notify them of any delays.
Check the Order Before Leaving
Ensure all items are present, especially drinks, sauces, and side orders.
Be Punctual
Arrive at restaurants and customers on time to maximize the number of deliveries per hour.
Know Your City
Familiarize yourself with busy restaurant areas and high-density neighborhoods.
Track Expenses
Record fuel, maintenance, and other costs to understand your net profit.
Use Promotions and Incentives
Take advantage of Uber’s bonuses, quests, and streaks for extra earnings.
Dress Appropriately
Wear comfortable and weather-appropriate clothes; branded gear can also improve professionalism.
Maintain Your Vehicle
Regularly check tires, brakes, oil, and lights for safety and reliability.
Be Courteous
Smile, greet customers, and thank them for using Uber Eats.
Offer Contactless Delivery
Follow customer preferences for safety and convenience.
Avoid Long Waits
If a restaurant is slow, consider declining the order to keep moving.
Choose the Right Vehicle
Use a fuel-efficient car, e-bike, or scooter for lower operating costs.
Organize Your Delivery Gear
Use an insulated bag for hot/cold foods and carry extra utensils or napkins.
Set Daily/Weekly Goals
Track your progress to stay motivated and maximize earnings.
Don’t Rush
Avoid speeding; safe driving reduces risks and keeps insurance costs down.
Use Multiple Apps
Sign up for other platforms (DoorDash, SkipTheDishes, etc.) to fill slow periods.
Know When to Decline Orders
Reject low-paying or distant orders that aren’t worth your time.
Monitor Ratings
High ratings can lead to more orders and less hassle with support.
Be Flexible
Adjust your schedule based on demand and weather conditions.
Check for Special Events
Deliver during concerts, sports games, or holidays for higher demand.
Keep Your Phone Charged
Use a power bank and car charger to avoid interruptions.
Track Mileage
Use apps to log miles for tax deductions and expense tracking.
Plan Breaks
Rest and hydrate to maintain focus and avoid burnout.
Review Order Details
Double-check addresses and instructions before heading out.
Be Patient
Sometimes orders take longer—use downtime for learning or planning.
Ask for Feedback
Encourage customers to rate you and leave tips for excellent service.
