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Lyft Driver Partner

Company: Lyft
Location: Franklin
Posted on: June 12, 2021

Job Description:

What is Lyft?

Lyft is a platform that connects drivers with individuals and organizations that need rides. 

In addition to helping passengers get from A to B, in select markets drivers may also opt in to deliver essential items — such as groceries, medical supplies, and home necessities — to people who need them. 

Why Lyft?

  • Boost Your Income: You get paid for the time and distance of a trip, plus tips and bonuses. 
  • Be Your Own Boss: Set your own schedule and keep control over when you drive and earn. 
  • Support the community: Lyft drivers are essential to our neighborhoods, communities, and cities. When you give rides, you’re playing a vital role. 

How Lyft Driving Works

  • Step 1: Open the app and turn on driver mode
  • Step 2: Accept a passenger ride request
  • Step 3: Pick up your passenger at their location
  • Step 4: Drop off your passenger at their destination
  • *Once the ride has completed, payment is processed automatically and you’re ready for your next ride!

Driver Requirements

  • You're at least 25 years old
  • You have a 4-door from 2004 or newer
  • You own an iPhone or Android smartphone
  • You have a clean driving record and auto insurance
  • You consent to our driver screening and background checks

 

This opportunity is for an independent contractor. Driving with Lyft is perfect for those looking for a flexible full-time or part-time opportunity. Be your own boss — hours are completely flexible. Drive mornings, evenings, weekdays, or weekends.  No previous experience required.

Keywords: Lyft, Providence , Lyft Driver Partner, Other , Franklin, Rhode Island

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