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No experience is needed, but you may be a great fit if you have experience in the transportation industry such as a delivery driver, professional driver, truck driver, taxi driver or cab driver.
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You might consider driving with Lyft to earn extra money, driving with Lyft is a great way to supplement your part time or full time income. Driving with Lyft is the perfect way to earn money on any schedule and is a great alternative to part-time, full-time and seasonal opportunities.
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Drivers can cash out any time with Express Pay. Drivers enjoy flexibility with no hourly requirement. Making Rideshare Better: Diverse communities are stronger, more interesting communities. Boost Your Earnings: With Upfront Pay you can view the fare for a ride before you accept it, giving you more control of your earnings.
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Be Your Own Boss: Set your own schedule and keep control over when you drive and earn. Our Women+ Connect is here to improve the ride experience for all drivers and riders. You own an iPhone or Android smartphone.
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Peace of Mind: Women and nonbinary drivers can turn on Women+ Connect to increase their chances of matching with more women and nonbinary riders. You have a clean driving record and auto insurance. Does not apply if you are renting a car through Express Drive program.
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Earn a $800 bonus in Washington, D.C. when you give 160 rides during your first 30 days. Lyft is a flexible earning opportunity and a platform that connects drivers with individuals that need rides. You have a 4-door from 2014 or newer.
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Earn a $400 bonus in Clarksville when you give 40 rides during your first 7 days. You have a 4-door from 2008 or newer. Community Connections: Good vibes. Plus, you keep 100% of your tips. New drivers only.
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Earn $2,000 in Omaha when you give 170 rides in 30 days. Making Lyft better for everyone. Conversations that turn into friendships. You're at least 25 years old. Car year may vary by region.
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