https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yxy7LZihwgc
If you're a DoorDash Dasher or if you're considering signing up watch this video first to learn 5 important things that are not immediately apparent. ⚡️Best

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DagGYeOgPLQ
After driving for DoorDash for years in different marketplaces and talking with hundreds of other Dashers there are five things that DoorDash doesn't tell Da

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFum3ohPcH8
If you drive for DoorDash as a Dasher here are 6 critical things the company doesn't tell you!🚀Start Your Side Hustle Here: https://www.yourdrivermike.com/s

https://www.reddit.com/r/doordash_drivers/comments/1dnnwae/what_you_can_expect_as_a_platinum_tier_driver/
70 votes, 98 comments. 296K subscribers in the doordash_drivers community. A safe haven, where dashers and non-dashers may band, A space where drinks

https://www.ridester.com/topics/pros-and-cons-of-driving-with-doordash/
1. Receiving Slightly Lower Pay Than With Competitors. Although the app has a competitive base pay, DoorDash has a slightly lower average hourly pay compared to some competitors. For example, DoorDash pays an average of $19.38 per hour, while Uber Eats pays $23.37 hourly, and Postmates pays $24.32 hourly. Consider this factor if you want to

https://help.doordash.com/dashers/s/article/New-Dasher-Roadmap?language=en_US
The New Dasher Guide. The New Dasher Guide. Your guide to getting started with DoorDash. This guide is intended to help answer common questions about dashing and give you confidence on your first day on the road. As an Independent Contractor, the decisions you make on the road are yours and yours alone. Getting Started.

https://about.doordash.com/en-us/news/testing-new-features-to-promote-safe-driving
Integrating the Dasher app with Apple CarPlay allows Dashers to seamlessly show the app's navigation interface on their car's built-in screens. This creates a more streamlined and seamless dashing experience, with less time focused on their phone and more time focused on the road. The pilot of Apple CarPlay is now available to Dashers in 17

https://help.doordash.com/dashers/s/article/Driving-Insights?language=en_US
Q: How do I change how often I see it or turn off insights completely? A: In the Dasher app, navigate to 'Account' and select 'Safe driving features'. Within the 'Driving insights' section, tap on 'Change insights frequency'. Choose how often you want to see the insights and save your selection.

https://about.doordash.com/en-us/news/helping-dashers-stay-safe-and-focused-on-the-road
Today, DoorDash is taking the next step forward and announcing a new set of safety initiatives to further help Dashers stay safe and focused while on the road. The new initiatives include empowering some Dashers with advanced telematics, reducing the number of notifications while dashing, limiting in-app interactions and making the first dash

https://dasher.doordash.com/en-us/faq
Dashers are paid out their earnings weekly via a secured direct deposit to their personal bank account — or U.S. Dashers can get no-fee daily deposits with DasherDirect. Dashers in the U.S. can also withdraw their earnings once daily with Fast Pay for a $1.99 fee.

https://www.reddit.com/r/doordash/comments/1do0ya5/dasher_texted_me_the_next_day/
Granted, I've only been dashing 5 days a week for 4 years, so there's a pretty good chance I'm just enough of a "newbie" to not understand how any of this works yet. But, as an occasional customer (1-2/month), I can confirm that Doordash doesn't tell me my Dasher's last name, or real phone number.

https://www.reddit.com/r/doordash/comments/19e83uu/the_woes_of_dealing_with_dashers_on_the/
The woes of dealing with dashers on the restaurant side. I very rarely use doordash personally because I don't want to pay the marked up prices for the food, the service fees, the delivery fee, and the tip for the dasher to get cold food. In fact I usually only use it when I'm drunk. I operate a restaurant that sees pretty heavy doordash business.

https://gridwise.io/blog/driving-for-door-dash/a-guide-to-dashing-doordash-for-new-drivers-vs-experienced-drivers/
It's easy to calculate how much you'll get paid per mile of driving. Simply look at the delivery, and divide the amount of the order by the number of miles you'll need to travel. If the result is between $1.00 and $2.00, you'll want to skip it, but most drivers believe that $3.00 or more is ideal.

https://www.reddit.com/r/doordash/comments/zmwdpq/why_dont_dashers_ever_read_delivery_instructions/
Many dashers do read instructions. In your area, apparently, they're either new or uncaring, or they don't speak English. Maybe in limited cases, the instructions are too complex. It doesn't help that a bunch of dashers can't/won't read. Sounds like you're lucking into a bunch of shitty dashers. 1 star all day.

https://www.reddit.com/r/doordash_drivers/comments/1drt9gp/doordash_is_hard_i_am_upset_please_help/
As someone who worked in the same areas as you the last two years, I can tell you the area is not the issue. Are you doing Earn by time? Because you're barely averaging $2 tip per order and that's absolute 💩 that should not be accepted. Not to add any more stress to your life, but DoorDash will never cut it in terms of making that much.

https://help.doordash.com/consumers/s/article/Driving-Insights?language=en_US
At DoorDash, safety is a top priority, and we are committed to promoting safe driving in the communities we serve. That's why we are running a pilot to provide select Dashers in the United States with insights about their driving behaviors. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Why is Doordash showing this to me? A: At Doordash, safety is important

https://www.reddit.com/r/doordash_drivers/comments/1dpktnc/why_do_people_do_this/
My girlfriend and I have been dashing together for about solid week straight. Over 100 deliveries in about 6ish days. Her rating was a solid 4.75 when we started now it's at 4.45, we haven't done anything wrong and have been kissing everyone's asses when delivering.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uq1-rwfcKSE
Slowest night yet, but I've got some great tips for you!

https://www.reddit.com/r/doordash/comments/qa4vfw/im_sooooo_sick_of_some_dashers_not_reading_the/
The app is also shit. I love doordash, the service they provide, and of course working for them. There's two things I will forever complain about, as they'll never be fixed. Base pay, and the app. It closes on me twice a day. That's the minimum I can expect it to act up. It's completely ridiculous.

https://www.reddit.com/r/doordash_drivers/comments/1dp63uv/this_new_dasher_rewards_program_just_removed_my/
Doordash doesn't help us with any financial costs like gas or vehicle insurance or maintenance for instance. ... it used to be, but I used to knock down $80-100 in 4 hours (active time, not time spent dashing). Now I'm reading about dashers on this sub working 4, 5, or 6 hours and making $35 for the whole dash! ... policy has messed up when I

https://www.reddit.com/r/doordash_drivers/comments/1bwug8k/can_you_guys_see_instructions_before_you_accept/
No instructions or anything. Really we don't see instructions till we've picked up the order (that's why if you put something like "grab extra ketchup" it probably won't happen). We have like 30 seconds to accept until it's shown to the next person. But door dash doesn't tell you that unless someone accepts and then unassigns.

https://www.reddit.com/r/doordash_drivers/comments/1c12hmb/is_it_normal_for_dashers_to_not_bother_reading/
A place for Dashers and non Dashers to hang out, so long as things remain civil. ... And there are some times the app doesn't even tell us what's in the order. It sometimes just says "1 item". ... caring a whole lot less though so I would absolutely bring it up to the restaurant so that they double check orders before sending them out. Also, if

https://www.reddit.com/r/doordash_drivers/comments/1dop3np/had_a_awful_delay_to_deliver_my_orders/
After an extra 5 mins of waiting they did give the order. I delivered the first order and I was late by 10 mins. As soon I started driving to my second order all the pasta was dripping from the paper pack on my seat so I had to immediately stop and clean.