Curri requires a DOT number though....I'm still learning the ropes of making money in transportation gigs, currently just doing roadie. Even though my truck is under the GVWR required for a DOT number for interstate commerce and I don't have a trailer, which would put me in DOT weight range. We don't need yet another video of a list of apps, we need some entry level educational videos going into the specifics of how DOT works and where/when you need it to work on the roads, and what getting the MC/DOT registrations entails as far as the process and insurance requirements etc.
@rigrocker2957 I looked more into Curri sign up and I was able to make my profile without entering a DOT number, evidently it's not a requirement it's just an option to put in, although I was met with a message that my area is not yet being served by Curri yet and thus added to a queue of applicants for if/when it does come to this area. As far as understanding what goes into when/how to get a DOT number as it may apply to gig workers, I'm not getting anywhere yet. Trying to research it gets very confusing very fast, since most of the information is aimed at O/O truckers and hotshot drivers.
I’ve done some hauling a while back from Craigslist and local clients, looking to get my own truck soon and hop on a couple apps to start on the side, and 2:40 man I’m downloading and looking at reviews, some of these have like 20 ratings as if they’re brand new or nobodies on them yet, trying to thjnk what’s the Leading app, I’m in a big city so yes there’s comp but def enough work to go around.
Roadie is the worst pay app in the business why are people is talking about roadie saying that is a very good app imagine even if you go the same way roadie pays most of the times less than 50 cents per mile so who’s making the $$$ you? Or roadie and he’s customers?
I make great money with roadie in the bay area. Sometimes I van make 75 to 150 in an hour and 30. I do have a large vehicle though and I only take huge gigs
When it comes to Share Town how many gigs in your experience would you say require you to hire a helper to pick up the mattress? Im asking because I know Share Town does not pay you to pick up the mattress. Also would you say there are consistent opportunities on the back end to charge the person who buys the mattress from you a delivery fee to deliver the mattress to their home?
While i do all this jobs from the apps what kind of insurance do i need to purchase or is it gonna be just the regular insurance for the vehicle . Please let me know
I appreciate the leads for work. i went to every website you named and they all text/email me in response saying there was no work available and that they would be in contact with me when it was. I just registered today so hopefully i am contacted soon so that i can start earning
Sharetown has informed me they are growing quickly and still need lots of drivers ---> Sign up here sharetown.sjv.io/DK2EVy
Cut out the middle man and list yourself on Google, FB, Craigslist
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Curri requires a DOT number though....I'm still learning the ropes of making money in transportation gigs, currently just doing roadie. Even though my truck is under the GVWR required for a DOT number for interstate commerce and I don't have a trailer, which would put me in DOT weight range. We don't need yet another video of a list of apps, we need some entry level educational videos going into the specifics of how DOT works and where/when you need it to work on the roads, and what getting the MC/DOT registrations entails as far as the process and insurance requirements etc.
I'm also interested in this. How's it going? If you don't mind me asking.
@rigrocker2957 I looked more into Curri sign up and I was able to make my profile without entering a DOT number, evidently it's not a requirement it's just an option to put in, although I was met with a message that my area is not yet being served by Curri yet and thus added to a queue of applicants for if/when it does come to this area. As far as understanding what goes into when/how to get a DOT number as it may apply to gig workers, I'm not getting anywhere yet. Trying to research it gets very confusing very fast, since most of the information is aimed at O/O truckers and hotshot drivers.
@@ianberry5879 thanks.
@ianberry5879 also how's roadie going. Thanks
@@rigrocker2957 roadie is going well. Some slow days, some booming days. The mower and mulch season is really good for a guy with a capable truck.
i feel like an dumb ass! i had truck you sitting on my drive way while im looking for a job
same here, you're not the only one
same here wondering how i can start making it pay for itself
Thank you for this video .!
These kinds of videos fail to tell that these apps have a surplus in drivers in highly populated areas so think about that before you Jump into this
He mentioned this at the begging and explained to download everything to stay busy
ABSOLUTELY MY EXPERIENCE RIGHT NOW every time I complete the process it says my area is flooded
I’ve done some hauling a while back from Craigslist and local clients, looking to get my own truck soon and hop on a couple apps to start on the side, and 2:40 man I’m downloading and looking at reviews, some of these have like 20 ratings as if they’re brand new or nobodies on them yet, trying to thjnk what’s the Leading app, I’m in a big city so yes there’s comp but def enough work to go around.
Roadie is the worst pay app in the business why are people is talking about roadie saying that is a very good app imagine even if you go the same way roadie pays most of the times less than 50 cents per mile so who’s making the $$$ you? Or roadie and he’s customers?
I agree 👍 Roadie was not good for me
I make great money with roadie in the bay area. Sometimes I van make 75 to 150 in an hour and 30. I do have a large vehicle though and I only take huge gigs
So what apps are good on this list because I’m looking at load up and the 1 star reviews are horrendous
To make content. Videos like this are about getting views/likes/ad revenue from TH-cam.
When it comes to Share Town how many gigs in your experience would you say require you to hire a helper to pick up the mattress? Im asking because I know Share Town does not pay you to pick up the mattress. Also would you say there are consistent opportunities on the back end to charge the person who buys the mattress from you a delivery fee to deliver the mattress to their home?
While i do all this jobs from the apps what kind of insurance do i need to purchase or is it gonna be just the regular insurance for the vehicle . Please let me know
I would like to know that also
I appreciate the leads for work. i went to every website you named and they all text/email me in response saying there was no work available and that they would be in contact with me when it was. I just registered today so hopefully i am contacted soon so that i can start earning
Had the same happen to me. About a month has passed and no work still
Same happened to me
Have you found work yet ?
Does pickup need a subscription to use?
Can i sign up with an llc?
Yes you can in the irs website
They don’t have curri jobs here in Florida
Yes they do in miami
Do you know if LoadUp is using their own proprietary software?
I believe they are
Hi! Do you have any social media accounts? I'm very interested in looking at your life outside the TH-cam!💓
Curri is not taking gig drivers anymore.
Load up pay sucks
What type of insurance do you need to have???
Most just require standard auto insurance but you probably want to look into additional insurance if full time.
I think curri doesn’t work in Canada !
Which apps work in canada?
EIN is required to start working with these apps ??
At least some I know it's not required.
No, you don't
Any suggestions for canada as all app for USA
how do i apply for sharetown?
nevermind i found it with your video thanks
Do you offer consults?
Sorry I don't at this time. Please let me know if there is anything you would like to see a video on though
Does it have to be your truck
I am not 100% sure their policy on that. I would think you need to be covered under the insurance policy of the vehicle you are using.
You need a dot number and I think a medical dot card once your gross weight goes over 10,001 lbs
I think the pickup app went out of business.
Based off the reviews on the app store, it was well deserved. They have horrible reviews.
Load up loaders is not a good app
good video but you speak very fast like a comet, speak slowly man👍
Curri suck in Maryland
And Veho
So what works?
Sucks here in Florida too!!!