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I used to make a killing running short trips when I drove taxi. You had several trips that were a mile long offering around 4 bucks. Mile or less for that isn't bad and they're usually quick and done. Those 3, 4 and 5 dollar trips can add up quite a bit. Other drivers wouldn't take them sitting and waiting for the big bucks while I ran all night long. Don't know if it translates on Rideshare but you might check it out. Love your videos. Just wish there were even more of them. Really enjoying seeing Vegas and what you're doing.
Loving your videos, thanks for the help, I start with UBER today I hope? lol Well I get to pickup my rental as I do not own a car, we shall see, I also Live in Las Vegas
I've picked up at that same place, the young security guards are cool but the old ones always want your ID.... I'm scanning the piece of paper for the secondary gates is annoying.
@@rickyd4793 I just have the tnc driver business license. I haven’t done any deliveries yet and I'm not sure how strict they are for it either. I'm pretty sure I could still deliver food without it.
@@rickyd4793 Yeah that correct it’s only $70. The Nevada business license is the main one to get started. It’s $200 every year, which is kind of a ripoff but Uber and Lyft requires you to upload it just to start driving. www.clarkcountynv.gov/business/doing_business_with_clark_county/divisions/drivers_independent_contractors.php
I think the lower amount rides are far more efficient, you're just not thinking it through. You're going to get a lot of short rides with short pickup distances and a lot more tip opportunities. I think overall you're going to make more money taking the short rides with less wear on your vehicle than waiting for the bigger rides where you're driving for miles just to get to the pickup.
Try a day just doing the ~$5 rides too see if it equals out to more, I like the airport things to, I hope to drive for Uber/Lyft in vegas one day. Your videos are awesome 👍🏼👍🏼
@@BlakeDrives u are very welcome to drive in Orlando not too busy Uber and Lyft don't pay well so I'm just doing as part-time also I work for Disney World full time but I'm enjoying meeting people from around the world. thanks for asking.
so do you need something special to do pickups from the airport? I see they want that sign on the dashboard for uber or lyft. Also, I am assuming if I only did drop offs at the airport that doesn't matter right?
Yeah, they make us get a Nevada and Clark County business license. The Clark County License is for airport runs, if you don't have it and you get caught making pickups you could get a ticket. If you only did dropoffs, I think you'd be fine without it.
So you need a Nevada business license just to drive Uber and Lyft. And you’ll need a Clark county business license to pick up from the airport. Just doing drop offs at the airport I think you would be okay without it. Just don’t get caught.
@BlakeDrives you rock... about to jump In this Thursday and start my uber experiment also... your videos have helped alot and I'm literally using them a a tool like game film lol
honest question, why are you so fixated on rides above $10 even if they are way under $1 per mile i rather drive 2 miles get 5 bucks than drive 22 miles for 15 bucks.
Thanks for watching and for the comment! It's not fixation, just a personal preference. I may drive fewer miles but I'll spend more time in traffic depending on the time of day. If I wait longer than 5-10 mins, I'll usually pick one up.
U can drive 22 miles in 20min & maybe a 2miles in 20 min in downtown where trafic, you have to pick higher rides with less time, forget about milege, focus on your time. You are payed hourly & not aware, they trick you with their randomly rides system that average same price /hr
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I used to make a killing running short trips when I drove taxi. You had several trips that were a mile long offering around 4 bucks. Mile or less for that isn't bad and they're usually quick and done. Those 3, 4 and 5 dollar trips can add up quite a bit. Other drivers wouldn't take them sitting and waiting for the big bucks while I ran all night long. Don't know if it translates on Rideshare but you might check it out. Love your videos. Just wish there were even more of them. Really enjoying seeing Vegas and what you're doing.
Content is good, basic info into what it's like to drive rideshare! Keep it going!!
Loving your videos, thanks for the help, I start with UBER today I hope? lol Well I get to pickup my rental as I do not own a car, we shall see, I also Live in Las Vegas
Nice Scotty, good luck today! Let me know how the rental goes. Thanks for watching!
I've picked up at that same place, the young security guards are cool but the old ones always want your ID.... I'm scanning the piece of paper for the secondary gates is annoying.
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Do your car overheat sometimes with the crazy heat in Las Vegas I live in az I was just wondering how your hybrid battery is holding up in the heat
I haven’t had any issues yet, I’m just get less mpg’s because I’m blasting the air conditioning. 😂
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Let’s get it
do you need a license or business license to pick up at airport ?
Yeah you need a Nevada business license just to drive and a Clark county business license to pick up at the airport.
@@BlakeDrives did you have to get a tnc driver business license and a delivery business license also ?
@@rickyd4793 I just have the tnc driver business license. I haven’t done any deliveries yet and I'm not sure how strict they are for it either. I'm pretty sure I could still deliver food without it.
@@BlakeDrives you rock and thats the one to be able to pick up at airport correct ?
@@rickyd4793 Yeah that correct it’s only $70. The Nevada business license is the main one to get started. It’s $200 every year, which is kind of a ripoff but Uber and Lyft requires you to upload it just to start driving. www.clarkcountynv.gov/business/doing_business_with_clark_county/divisions/drivers_independent_contractors.php
No food deliveries?
Haha 😂 soon..
Haha those $4 rides are definitely not worth it
I think the lower amount rides are far more efficient, you're just not thinking it through. You're going to get a lot of short rides with short pickup distances and a lot more tip opportunities. I think overall you're going to make more money taking the short rides with less wear on your vehicle than waiting for the bigger rides where you're driving for miles just to get to the pickup.
Another great video!!! Keep at it, you make others want to drive! Again, I think I'll start recording my rides on my channel!
Hope your holiday is going well
Are you doing ant more recordings
Try a day just doing the ~$5 rides too see if it equals out to more, I like the airport things to, I hope to drive for Uber/Lyft in vegas one day. Your videos are awesome 👍🏼👍🏼
lmaoooo the moan 0:59
I laugh every time I watch it! 😂
Like the video style , showing the day to day routine.
I'm a new subscriber I love your videos and am doing a ride share here in Orlando Florida.
Thanks for subscribing Simon! How do you like driving in Orlando?
@@BlakeDrives u are very welcome to drive in Orlando not too busy Uber and Lyft don't pay well so I'm just doing as part-time also I work for Disney World full time but I'm enjoying meeting people from around the world. thanks for asking.
so do you need something special to do pickups from the airport? I see they want that sign on the dashboard for uber or lyft.
Also, I am assuming if I only did drop offs at the airport that doesn't matter right?
Yeah, they make us get a Nevada and Clark County business license. The Clark County License is for airport runs, if you don't have it and you get caught making pickups you could get a ticket. If you only did dropoffs, I think you'd be fine without it.
That sphere is going to cause a LOT of distracted driver accidents for years to come.
Do you need a Clark county driver license or a Clark county buisness license
So you need a Nevada business license just to drive Uber and Lyft. And you’ll need a Clark county business license to pick up from the airport. Just doing drop offs at the airport I think you would be okay without it. Just don’t get caught.
@BlakeDrives you rock... about to jump In this Thursday and start my uber experiment also... your videos have helped alot and I'm literally using them a a tool like game film lol
@BlakeDrives keep up these videos and thank you
@@Ricardodelgadillo198 that’s awesome! I’m glad to hear they’re helping. You should start a youtube channel too! 😂
@BlakeDrives lol.. I just might ... you know pass it forward
Great job on editing! I bet it takes forever!
Keep it up. People want to see this kind of content 🎰 !
Thanks for the feedback, Andre! I appreciate that!
honest question, why are you so fixated on rides above $10 even if they are way under $1 per mile i rather drive 2 miles get 5 bucks than drive 22 miles for 15 bucks.
Thanks for watching and for the comment! It's not fixation, just a personal preference. I may drive fewer miles but I'll spend more time in traffic depending on the time of day. If I wait longer than 5-10 mins, I'll usually pick one up.
@@BlakeDrives ok yeah makes sense with alot of traffic. i don't have that problem that much i just take rides above $1.5 per mile.
U can drive 22 miles in 20min & maybe a 2miles in 20 min in downtown where trafic, you have to pick higher rides with less time, forget about milege, focus on your time. You are payed hourly & not aware, they trick you with their randomly rides system that average same price /hr