How to make $2000 per week driving Lyft
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- Make the most out of your time driving for Lyft or Uber. Then when you have saved enough money, move on to build and grow your passion.
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How to make $2000 per week driving Lyft. In todays video I want to show you how you can earn $2000 per week driving lyft. I also want to show you how easy it is to do part time. And also how to make $1000 per week on lyft. Its super easy but takes a lot of time. But you will have freedom from working for someone else. You can go on vacation whenever you want fr as log as you want. Its literally the best job i have ever had and by far the easiest and most comfortable. OK thanks for watching I'll see you tomorrow.
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Time Stamps
0:52 who needs a ride?
1:44 where to find rides?
6:06 the technique
6:56 common mistakes
8:46 make a schedule for yourself
10:30 bonuses
11:17 comparing to your old job
12:40 wear and tear
13:36 choosing a car
15:03 Lyft line or shared rides
15:53 be positive
18:00 be patient
18:52 how to drive in your city
19:24 rental program
20:46 how much I make?
22:42 how to make $2000
25:54 my driving background
26:15 going part time?
27:47 $500 sign up bonus for new drivers - บันเทิง
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That's a good break down on how to be a successful Lyft driver. The reoccurring theme that keeps circling around in this video is strategy. If you have a strategy then you can find success.
@@abryja2002 Why Lyft for you instead of Uber or both? Just curious. I did only uber for years in my market, I moved and where I live now its more often lyft but I do run both.
Try. Can. Do. Great advise I live in the Orlando Area and it’s a lot like Vegas 👍😎
Thanks stud.
The title of this video should be changed to "how to make 2000 with lyft in Las Vegas"
Kimberly Meadows
Right??!! Lol...nothing like that is happening in “Kindred” ND 😂😂
Kimberly Meadows right he SLOW! After he said this apply to whatever city you drive in then goes on to talk about his city 🤦🏾♀️ we need TH-cam police 🚔
Kimberly Meadows exactly! Las Vegas probably is in high demand with lyft. That doesn’t occur every else. Lyft is too slow every where else and is impossible to make that much money, I don’t care if you do 100 hours a week
Obviously it depends on YOU & the MARKET AREA you live in, duuuuh. I mean, come on, use common sense on this, sheeeesh! Stop complaining & add other hustle opportunities to ur portfolio and get dem 10 toes down & grind to get wat u want! Damn!
Pretty sure the Vegas rates are only .45 a mile. So yeah, the dude hustles.
This is what I do. I just started driving with Uber in Tampa and I am making weekly what I used to do with my own business with a lot of less stress! I drive early in the morning and then in the evening while spending time with my kids during the afternoon.
Which document requires to be an Lyfter ?
Bullshit
I really felt you on the “Follow the flow” part. When you have a positive outlook on life, things just fall into place (synchronicity!!)
Factz
You have a very good speaking voice...very clear and concise. Very helpful hints. Thank you!
Thank you for going into more depth on the ideals of Ride Sharing than most. You very much appear to have the experience and insight associated with 5000+ rides. The wealth of information that you have provided is probably the best I've seen after watching dozens videos.
This is one of the most useful videos I've seen on driver services like Lyft / Uber. Thank you for being clear, direct, and detailed. It's very appreciated.
I agree! He was very accurate, precise and honest.
Agreed, very well done and I'm thinking about signing up in my area so I appreciate your information
Arty Bryja hii
Agreed
You are awesome!
Subscribed. Been watching lots of videos about ride sharing because I'm looking to get into it and also in Vegas. This was the best by far. Well done.
Still watching very very good video this my 2nd day I love Lyft ! Can't beat getting paid everyday str8 to your card.
You don't have to ask permission to go to the bathroom.
You just have to find a bathroom. LOL.
@@abryja2002 i use piss bottles and i store them in the spare tire well so pax wont see them
McDonald's, Denny's and IHOP. Also just got a planet fitness membership so i can shower between long shifts far from home.
Arty Bryja I don’t think he is joking
Beryllium also you can shit in grocery bags and store in center console til full
Now nobody tells me its ok to eat, and i have 30 min to eat.
I dont ask to have a day off,
After taking a year off from driving Uber/Lyft, I started driving again this past Wednesday. By Sunday night I should be around $800. I've been working 10AM - 8PM but will do as you suggested and work 6AM - 1PM, and then 4 - 8PM and see how that goes for me. I really appreciate your time in making this video - it's got me very excited and has also given me a better outlook when trips pop up to areas I don't really want to go to. I will go where the flow takes me and see what happens. Thank you!! :-)
Best wishes🌻
You are one of the most intelligent dudes I have ever listened to. You have this energy that just radiates off of you man. Very down to earth and respectful guy
Yes. His wife is blessed! So kind and Because of his kindness and love he will go farther than Lyft! ❤️🌻
Hey Arty,
I just ran into this. I just wanted to say your presentation was great. For the most part you sounded clear in your delivery. You didn't seem uncertain when articulating facts. Where ever you are now I wish more success to you and the family.
Great vid man, I'm new to lyft and you have the most sensible video I've seen...Great Information.
Arty Bryja Same here, great vid!!. Pls correct if I’m wrong, I was trying to make sense of it in 3 months w Lyft cuz I drive 6 cyl car. I’m looking at a $4-$7k Prius or gas Civic & my bro insists to get a newer 6-7 pasnger for the XL or XL black options but wasn’t sure it’d make sense on gas & Maint cost. I guess smallest most reliable most ml/gl is best right? Thx. Cool attitude brother!
Great video...thanks for the tips!!! You rock! Subscribed! I'm STRICTLY Lyft as well, in DFW...only 200+ rides in and just going fulltime this week. Your video is the best I've seen and I totally agree with what you've said! Thanks again😁
Great Video! Thanks for the positive energy in this video. I've seen so many negative videos so it was refreshing to watch yours.
Your video comes across like you personally know your audience. Thank you very much. I am going to share this with friends.
Truly the best video I’ve seen about the Lyft adventure! I thank you kindly for sharing this! It has motivated me! Thank you again!
Agreed
Dude, I like how you crafted this video, it's so positive. I'm not so pleased when I see others complain about Lyft & I'm getting started to do Lyft again I owed some toll money int total had to pay back around 700$ to get back & I always enjoyed doing Lyft & never had any issues with the team & I came to grips with reality & like you say it really is one of the most comfortable jobs & after a decade of doing construction my back is shot and Lyft is a perfect job for me to do on the side.
Gotta give you props. This was REAL info. Clear and concise!!!! Watching you for the first time in September 2019. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
-Duke 🇺🇸🇿🇦
Bro, your video and all the advice is amazingly knowledgeable. I’m actually thinking about Uber/Lyft, looking to get started next week on Monday. Keep up the great work and things will keep getting better for you and your lifestyle, thanks! I too will post videos to help folks in need of positivity and help!
Awesome advice! I am a driver for Lyft here in Charleston, SC, and the Tri-County area. I retired in January of 2021 and so far I have given over 1000 rides and out of the more than 1000 customers so far and I have only experienced a handful of less than happy journies as a Lyft driver. I do have my favorite areas to drive, but I try and remember, people are trying to get somewhere!
Thank you, sir! After watching your video, I’m motivated to start driving again. I’ve been thinking of dropping out of Lyft (I only do Lyft), but you’ve motivated me today.
This is the best lyft money making video I have ever seen. Thank you so much . you answered my question.
As a Lyft user, I found this incredibly informative. You'll always be my favorite Lyft driver! So glad you answered our call.
This video helped me. No I’m not in Las Vegas. I’m in Greensboro, NC and I feel better now. I have only had 5 drives so far
Interesting how so many people are seeing the negativity of it... YES, you will pay taxes (you pay taxes no matter what job you have), YES you will depreciate the value of your vehicle and YES you will spend a lot of money on gas. So what’s the big deal? If you know how to manage your money and costs, this can actually be a fairly profitable career. Get a vehicle that’s fuel efficient, learn how to use the app, and save for your taxes. When you file your taxes, make sure you do a Schedule-C Form, where you can deduct a lot of the costs that go into this job. If you do this long enough, you eventually learn how to work smarter, not harder.
Exactly I’ve been driving here in Atlanta for 2 years now and watched a few TH-cam videos and instantly learned treat this as a business and with filing the Schedule C and not taking the normal deductions I always always get monies back into the thousands
@Freddy Hernandez I put 10% of gross into a separate account for breakdowns and car replacement. If something happens I have the cash. If nothing happens, I have the cash.
Uber lyft 😨👎
Incorporate and only pay taxes on profits. ;)
Freddy Hernandez - Hey Freddy. Thanks for your input. Listen, I understand completely from a mechanical point of view what this implies for your vehicle. As I stated in my comment, I truly understand that there are costs with this career, as there is with any other career in the world. However, I choose to concentrate on the pros instead of the cons in this matter. I truly believe that the pros far outweigh the cons. There’s some people that won’t see this as a good idea for a means of living and there’s other people that will. Whatever your point of view may be or opinion regarding this matter, I try my best to understand it and respect it. One of the things that I will say is that there’s many of us that have been doing this for years and live quite comfortably so we can’t say that this is a terrible idea after all. Hope all is well with you bud!
Great dialogue. You are very good at speaking, especially staying direct and on point, whereas so many on YT ramble on. Congrats!
Great job! Very well laid out. Thanks for your dedication and time it took to put this video together!
Arty, great video and presentation, your 5000+ experience rides really shows, and you've got it down to a science...much thanks! and, continue to "rip the meat off the bone", bruh!! so to speak...........your presentation and thought process is right on point! I can see why "you got this"!
Be advised that expectations and the reality of the job vary greatly depending on the city you drive. This video is about 75% accurate. There are some universal ideas Arty presents and there are also a lot of variances that he does not seem to be aware of in different markets. Find a driver or community in your market to find out what the reality of income will be. Some markets will also favor one platform over the other i.e Lyft vs. Uber. I would recommend actually taking a few rides and ask the driver a few questions. Good luck!
One of the best videos I have seen to date! Thank you for sharing your insights. If I decide to sign up, I will definitely use your code.
Hey Bro!!! I am going to begin doing Uber for the first time next week here in Vegas. I appreciate this info.
I used your code thank you for all the advice I really appreciate it
Yes, I agree best video, most appreciated👍
This is refreshing, a video for once of someone who is mature and provides the facts without crying and complaining about their entitlement. He provides a step by step workflow and blue print to be successful
Thanks for all of the great information. I've been thinking about driving and you answered most of my questions. When I sign up you will definitely use your code.
I am surprised at the number of negative responses to one of the most detailed, informed & intelligent topic presentations I've ever seen. The main criticisms were market ("How can you make this claim about earnings when you're in only one town?") and bonuses ("My app has nothing about bonuses.") He covered both. He mentioned working in a place like Phoenix would rule out bonuses, and illustrated, in detail, how you could get "pings" by driving up and down streets with shopping plazas and apartment complexes, verses waiting in line at an airport. I have talked with dozens of drivers, and they all said basically the same thing this guy said in his thoroughly credible presentation.
Arty Bryja I certainly will.
Best video I've seen on this subject. I'm in Vegas (Henderson) and want to drive lyft. I look forward to more vids. Thanks.
@@abryja2002 imagine how its gonna b in my Area for Mardi Gras!! I've heard most drivers make a Fortune for Mardi Gras.
I can tell you why the negativity.. Bc I clicked on this video for helpful hints that werent already obvious. Wasted 30 minutes hoping for him to back the statement he made in the first 2 minutes of his spiel. "HOW TO GENERATE THE MOST AMOUNT OF INCOME IN YOUR HOMETOWN." Not a huge city. I am one of 3 Uber&Lyft drivers. I may go 2 weeks before I get a ping from Lyft. 2days, a ping from Uber. I already drive peak days/hours. I can be anywhere in the COUNTY and be pinged by someone looking. Don't even have to be in a good spot. Was hoping for some guidance a little less remedial.
I think the issue people have with this is the title.
$2000/week simply isn't feasible in certain cities or towns.`$1000 is about the max in the city I drive in. Lyft has far too many drivers and not enough people marketing to passengers. Combine that with a subpar bonus for signing up ($2 off/ride for the first 5 rides). Uber gives out $20 off for the first ride which makes 90% of the first riders get a free ride or they'll take a much cheaper first long ride to maximize on that bonus.
While logically Lyft's bonuses make more sense (unless you take a $20+ ride), a free ride is much more appealing than 5 cheaper rides which average out to a less expensive experience.
Good stuff. I liked the info about the car you bought and how to calculate how many rides you can cancel each week. $500 for an apartment! What a deal. Apartment prices in the SF Bay Area are astronomical.
It's really expensive to live, but you can make a lot of money in san Francisco
@@burgernfries9720 doing what ???
@@stevenellsworth7614 driving lyft and uber or both
Excellent video! Thx. Haven’t driven Lyft since starting a new job in 2017 but now I’m inspired to get back out there!
I want to go back in my history and see if you ever drove me around when I was in Las Vegas. You’re so cool. I loved listening to your video. I’m moving to Las Vegas this year!!
I wake up at the morning peek hours 5:00 am drive for Uber until 6:30 then I go to my other job from 7:30 to 5pm then drive for the evening peek hours. Pretty great gig I love it.
I respect your work ethic, but jesus, those are some long days.
@@abryja2002 Yeah that's great. It's actually what I'm probably going to have to attempt soon so trust me, I get it. It's a terrifying prospect though.
@@abryja2002 I like that analogy. It's only temporary (until grad school starts this summer) so it's doable. It's literally just to pay for tuition. The idea of hitting peak hours at two different times during the day is very appealing, too.
@@abryja2002 Thank you. Keep up the content.
Keep it up! Work hard, earn money, invest, have it grow, repeat and enjoy!😁👌
I wish I had watched this video before I signed up with Lyft! So informative. Today was my first day driving. I did three rides in one hour which I guess is pretty good since that’s what you average. And yes that’s all I did lol I just wanted to warm up a bit because I was nervous!
I wish we knew how far we were traveling and what we earn before we accept rude! Ughh I had to drive 28 min round trip! Hmmm $24 I do other gigs. I know detail before I accept ! Uber eats, grub hub, DD about the same I guess. I was just sitting n driving. I’m a hustler anyways! 🤣Hmmmm 🤣
Very excited to start driving. Your tips on times and settings goals were very helpful. Subbed.
Thanks for the encouragement keep letting us know more about driving Lyft and how to make more money bless you your wife and kids
Thank you ... you motivated me, Even though i live in Boston .
Great video! Are you using a separate bank account for your Lyft income? (to keep private and business expenses separate)
Okay, this is the most helpful video explaining lyft . Thanks for the video.
You telling the truth Sir,glad I found this video,I like the way you think,God Bless You!
I love the video thanks!!!! I feel like your talking directly to me and only me lol.
I stopped driving rentals Because yes, they are expensive. I had a hit an run accident which I was on the hook for $700 despite the insurance. I decided to get a dash cam to protect myself from hit and runs, unruly passengers, and ofcourse, drunk females who are riding alone.
burger N Fries Waooo thank you for that Idea I will do it to
I Guess here in Las Vegas is Very Hard to work cause to much Traffic
@@abryja2002 I find these to be helpful when deciding if its "busy out there", or "is there too much traffic". nvroads.com/icx/pages/cameras.aspx
Great video and gave me all info I need. Thank you. Let the negativity be a sign for the days we're living in. Take Care.
Great job. I Love your strategy and thanks for sharing how much you make!
Hey Arty you seem very detailed. I have a question. You think it's worth it to do skip the dishes than Lyft?
Ove this video man, you hit every bit on the notch, I'm from Chicago and on average per day one can make upwards of 200 at most due to for every 5 cars on the road there's a ride share car via it be Lyft, uber, via, vue, and soon to be Amazon ride share and also BMW ride share, I went on the road one day to test the money making of Lyft and this was a Friday, so I pulled off 16 hours before Lyft automatically cut me off due to the max hours, I only pulled in 300 max, and riders her in Chicago hate to tip, I mean hate to, no matter the great services one provides, weather it be news papers, snacks, water, juice, candy, music, rides just don't tip, also yes renting with Lyft is Hertz is taxing 206.00 us taxes 60.00 and what other fees usually comes off at around 274 per week, so if you break that down per week for 4 weeks in that month, one is paying Lyft around most hi hundred here not adding the bonuses for completing the ride base line for 75 bonus one has to have completed no less then 90 and for 105 bonus its 115 rides and for 180 bonus its 130 rides, rides so if you factor that in then yeah, but everything you've shared is on point, I never sit in airport hues never waste of time, I have over 7000 rides giving to my name so far, and everything you've shared it dead on, I avoid high ways while doing shared rides so that I can pick up as I drop off,
Come to Colorado! It’s great here lol
Thanks for the knowledge and good info!
Great speaker and very engaging. This video was incredibly helpful 👏🏾👍🏾
I almost passed away a few years ago, and after that happened I started having experiences with mediumship directly. I was really into telepathy before, but I wasn’t really certain that it is real. I definitely know it is now, and I hear conversations constantly in my mind from nonphysical beings of light. I currently do deliveries in the cannabis industry, and I am being veered over to ride sharing. I wasn’t really sure if the money is there or not, but after watching your video it put my mind at ease. Reality is very intense. You’re a very giving soul, so I just wanted to give back. The music industry is leading (in a lot of ways) people to certainty of a higher awareness. Check out the lyrics to these songs: Nirvana “Lithium”, Alice In Chains “Voices”, 311 “Large In The Margin” & “Inner Light Spectrum”, Pearl Jam “Even Flow”. I constantly see synchronicities line up taking place in the outer world that match what I am focused on internally. It’s freaky... Check out Joe Dispenza’s books if you don’t know about him already. He is pretty awesome. Thanks for the advice, and your warmth is being returned!
UBER Eats is my recommendation to you! Cannabis seems to be taking you way too far😆. Just kiddin', do your thing👏.
Everyone complains about the hours and pay and all that crap, treat it as a business and not just a side hustle, if your doing it full time. Shoot, I’m a big rig driver that’s drives from Vegas to California and back every day, 12 hours a day, no weekends off and make $1000 a week, believe me, I would much rather do the lift thing and stay local and have the ability to stop whenever I want and be comfortable in my own car. So to all those who complain, take it for what it’s worth and if it doesn’t work, then do something else. I plan on doing this to pay of some things, save some money to invest in some apartment buildings, now that’s where the money is...passive income then 10x it like Grant Cardone says! Thanks for the video brotha! 👍🏼
Those who are complaining are not entrepreneurial. They need that Guaranteed life...Hahahaha
I use to drive for lyft and now I found a job. But I'm thinking of going back to lyft. Its much better than getting a job.
@@abryja2002 I Looked for a Job for 2 yrs before starting LYFT. All the stores/Restaurants Kept saying I'M NOT QUALIFIED even with 8yrs experience for Cashier/Waitress!! I make more in a Week that I made at Last Job!! My Pay is about TRIPLE!!
LAN Evo 2yrs in California and 1 yr in Vegas...too long
Very informative vid man. 👍
Thanks for this video, love you
I'm not sure how accurate the proximity theory is. I once had my phone only inches from a friends phone and I didn't get the ping.
Hey from DC. Great attitude. Nice video, though it's already a little dated with the new bonus structure. I was impressed with the individual bonus I got last week after not driving all summer, but I didn't drive. This week, I got no bonus, which really doesn't motivate me to drive. I guess I now have to drive a full week without a bonus to get another chance at a bonus?
I look forward to seeing more videos.
Thanks, brother! Great video. Very informative.
Great video. Covered it very well! I'm a lyft driver in chicago and the hours and down times are the same here. I always take a break around 11:30 am and continue for 3 pm hours.
10am - 4pm is when I schedule my time for doing amazon flex 😁👌
I’ve had a diff experience here in Florida most the rich old people are cooler on average than the young broke folks
I am from Miami and I totally get what you're saying! I moved to Dallas and it's a completely different environment! Everyone here is super nice!
here in brazil , same thing .
people 💩 lift 💩 uber 💩
Yes I agree with you about south florida, except when they are from big money. I feel like once people here reach a certain income or bank account level they look at me as just an other paid help to them. Upper middle class are the best.
I’ve been driving Lyft for 3 years part-time, average of $15/hr. in DMV. Lyft bonuses has improved because they’ve added a new feature to individual rides instead of if you get a certain number of rides. Ride can be fun and easy at times but it does take work, you have to look once the navigation has led you to an address to be in the exact space or location, you sometimes have to figure it out. You will have some complainers or some people who will make you smile. Keep your car clean, which I had a problem with at times.
Arty Bryja yes definitely
Hey do you have any tips about location areas in the DMV? Im about to start driving in the area
@@abryja2002 Thanks for your advice, the DMV area I was referring to is D.C MD VA. Its what locals call the area. I'll keep what you said in mind tho😊
Good job at making your point! Pretty organized explanation... Thank you
Great vid! I’m here in Las Vegas as well and this video motivated me to start driving for lyft and make money!
Well planned video. Just subbed. I’m a new Lyft Driver I’m trying to figure out if I can use the destination feature to my advantage. Also do use a tip jar?
Arty Bryja Thanks, I agree the comfort level just isn’t there as far as the tip jar goes.
Yeah I wouldn't keep a tip jar either, but I find I get some by doing a few simple things, for example keep a bottle of water handy if anyone's thirsty, open doors (especially as I'm an XL), and offer them a cord for their iPhone . Oh yeah, and drunk kids with the ability to pair their phones, are hilarious!
White Duck I have a tip jar so no luck with that yet I’m still trying to get tips in the tip jar
Arty Bryja But filters are a tool that can make you more money. Haven’t you figured that out yet? Oh and tip jars are tacky.
As a bald man, I approve.
😂😂
This Presentation alone motivates me quitting my job and doing this seriously full time. It made sooo much since, but the main thing he said which was so true “This is your job”. So if you seriously want to hit those type of numbers, you really have to create a system that gets you there. Because obviously it’s possible!
Thanks Bro ! I love this video !!
I drive Lyft in Fort Collins and I had no problem in making over a $1000 in a week . I discovered that positioning myself in a favorable location would get me pings all day long and all I had to do was stay persistent and the rides come my way, albeit it requires staying in driver mode for 12 hours, generally taking an hour or so break midday when demand is low, walking the dog , eating some toast and tea. then back to the grind stone. The Lyft using people in this town appreciate a driver who is willing to be available in the underserved areas and tip accordingly, Just my 2 cents.
60 hours a week for only $1000 does not sound profitable
Keep it up! Work hard, earn money, invest, have it grow, repeat and enjoy!😁👌
@@Corbellic1 well sounds can also be deceiving lol cus the equivalent of that would be like 17 dollars an hour. an that's if u choose to do those 60 hours. Hell 60 hours would bring me to a little under 600 a week if your going by minimum wage alone . And I don't know your situation but I'm definitely not making 17 dollars an hour right now lol. I see sumwat of a profit
David Heck Yesssssssssssssss
I just started doing Uber and as soon as I’m online I get my first request in the first two minutes and the request are back to back until I get offline. I easily clear $300 per day and it’s super fun! I’m in the springs area, same thing happens in Denver and just yesterday a rider took me to Fort Collins and the request were back to back there too haha! Colorado market is great!
My body atrophies after several hours sitting.
Vegas native here. You jus answered every single question I've ever had about lyft and uber. I work 40 hours a week but I need an extra 500 weekly. These tips should do the trick. Thanks
Not having great success on lift and uber. This video seems very encouraging. Thank you!
Why I thought he was in jail for a second
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Ricardo Delacruz 😂
I need to move there or a larger city for sure. .I have averaged 300 a week and not getting the rides anywhere near what you get.
Put in 16 hours a day, 7 days a week.
If you don't mind, what area are you and what kind of money are you averaging with 300 a week.
@@josephsmith9186 Joseph, are you in Dayton, OH?
Awesome bro... feel better now, tomorrow my first day in South Florida... “Hollywood”
Great video I subscribed
What i want know is when u first started out doing lyft. Ur very first week how much did u make. Being a rookie... With no sign up bonus
I just signed on good info!!
The #1 reason I like the Uber work is that you can do it on your own schedule. There are a lot of people out there who are not getting enough sleep. With rideshare, you get out of bed when you are ready to work.
thanks for the video!
Great video. Your a cool, laid back dude. Very encouraging.
I am listening on June 20, 2019. Are there any changes to peak times and bonuses?
Its personalized to you from what I know. Its not at all like when I started 2 years ago. They seem to reward you more for being where the demand is.
@@abryja2002 what bonuses are you talking about? there aren't any anymore. There is barely surge even. This video above is totally outdated. What they offer is a guarantee to new drivers....do x number of rides and you do X amount. If you miss the $ but do the rides Lyft makes up the dif. The rides equate to $6 rides so you ain't gunna earn any bonuses people.
My second week driving for lyft u mention long rides etc but according to my understanding u dont know where u dropping off the custoumer till u pick up the rider
@@abryja2002 thank you appreciate it
Yep, they’ve just now added the feature where they will tell you how long the trip is.
@OBServe Garage and the rider can give you a bad rating if you decide they have no car seat, too many people etc. Never start the ride until the routing is a go be my advice. That would apply to 99% of the rides BTW especially newbies.
Great Video Brotha ! Keep them coming !
Very informative. Thank you Arty.
Most of these techniques won't work in 80% of the country. Small markets don't have bonuses, Prime hours, or surges.
I'm not saying you can't make money in these markets... I'm just saying you have to use completely different tactics.
I totally agree with you 100%
The only Lyft bonus in the NH market is a 12 dollar bonus for doing 3 consecutive rides on the weekend between 11 pm and 1 am and that is only occasionally offered. They are currently trying to build their customer base by giving riders 50% off rides from Feb 6-20th.
100% correct. This is why 99% of the U/L videos on YT are totally worthless. Most are from guys in a market (SFO) where a blindman could bank. Most markets including Vegas now are hosed. At best you are looking at $20 Gross per hour way before expenses. After that exercise you are making maybe $10 clear. Which is then used to pay the other pile of bills you have for normal living.
The driver express program is idk if it's logical.been doing it for a while your first 250$ right off the bat goes straight to Lyft
Some People in Los are Making $120 in one run . All you need is to do 286 bucks a day. You can do it. You can do it full time.
Just see your self reaching your goals!!
I agree!
Excellent. Currently driving UBER in Dallas. Having fun and addicted. Driving is like fishing...you find the right place to cast your line. A big city like Dallas, New York, LA, or Chicago just gives one more options, I'd guess, than most other areas. I love the freedom that ridesharing offers to pursue other dreams. I'm a children's entertainer. Success with UBER allows me to pursue success in that area. Thanks for what you have offered here. It helps greatly. If one drives UBER or LYFT and only sees it as a "side gig", they'll only make "side hustle" money. Like any business, it should be treated as a business. Thanks for your great advice.
I've been driving for lyft only 3 days and I have been discouraged about the amount of money I've been making but this video has really motivated me and I am about to go Hard & hustle right now to do this lyft thing
Yea but your not killing your car with milage and wear with a job...remember that, I play the markets as a day trader, dont' go anywhere...lol
Thank you so much you really just helped me make up my mind.
You’re a rockstar 😎! I’ve been driving for almost a week and instinctively implemented many of these techniques.. beautifully stated. Peace Bro..
Thanks for the video. Very interesting stuff.
Please put some tips in San Francisco good spots
Don't drive in traffic. Take 280. Study the bay - long rides.
San Fran drivers that drives at least 90 hours a week can hit 3k a week.
@@abryja2002 yes it is, I will see it for myself when drives in the mid of January and will send you proof and result.
Hey wanna make $2000 a week driving Lyft? Its easy just live in your car and work 12 hrs a day 7 days a week lol
Its doable if you wanna make some money for whatever reason
Shiit I'm witt it..I only get 1k every 2 weeks :/...I'll do an update myself...
Hi arty...i came from your MOVING AVG CHANNEL.... Man what a journey....Glad to follow you and learn from you...keep rocking buddy...love from india
Driver hear in Las Vegas 21 years been thinking about it thanks for sharing just what I needed someone to share this information right on time may give you a call 1 day to show me the ropes