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Earn $2,500 in Savannah when you give 170 rides in 30 days. Terms Apply.
What is Lyft?
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 are playing a vital role
Driver Requirements
- You're at least 25 years old
- You own an iPhone or Android smartphone
- You have a clean driving record and auto insurance
- You have a 4-door from 2004 or newer
- Car year may vary by region
- Does not apply if you are renting a car through Express Drive program
Additional Information
Lyft is a great opportunity for those looking for part-time work, hourly work, contract, commission, flexible side gigs, freelancer / freelancing, and work from home / wfh opportunities.
No professional driver / driving experience is needed and we encourage entry level and veteran applicants to consider driving with Lyft.
Organized drivers often see the most success, so put your administrative assistant / receptionist skills to use while planning your own schedule.
Customer service / sales is at the heart of the driver - rider relationship. If you have previous job experience as a limo driver, taxi, bus driver, courier, or in hospitality / hotels, Lyft is an excellent opportunity to make great money working when you want.
Drive in the morning, evening, night, weekends! Apply online today.
Job Industries
- Customer Service
Last updated : 2022-09-27
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