how many of you use your car as a primary source of income? (delivery,

I deliver pizzas in my 2002 Isuzu trooper. I'm afraid that I'm gonna get mugged but I've been lucky thus far.

my dad used to deliver car parts and shit in an old chevy blazer. he hated his job

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>>17690620
Dominos driver here, looking for another car to destroy on this job. NJ roads are so shit

>>17690694
would you recommend being a delivery driver?

>>17690694
Every pizza delivery driver here in Florida are from NJ.

>>17690721
I would if you have a busy store near you, i make anywhere from 70-150 bucks a night for 7 hours of driving around. It's a great part time job, it can take a toll on your car tho

I've been looking into driving for a passenger/delivery van service. Any experiences?

>>17690835
buy your own, rent/lease it out on the days you don't use it.

some companies like amazon will even compensate you on top of regular pay for using your own vehicle to deliver.

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Deliver for a local pizza place in a small town, easily make $100 in tips most nights. Great job, get to relax on longer deliveries. Would recommend.

I drive amberlampses, can I post here too

>>17690620
papa johns driver here. work in a shit college town

I really, really, really, really want to be a delivery driver. Who should I work for, how do I know if they have fun routes and/or good tips?

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One of my life regrets will be that i didnt get this kind of job while i was a teen.
I would have loved to run a twingo into the graveyard while blasting tunes and making money.

>>17691215
order and talk to the delivery person about it and see whats up. Ask how busy they are and stuff like that