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New or prospective ride-hailing drivers for Deliver Me TTI.
TL;DR
Deliver Me TTI's managing director welcomes new driver applicants, outlines app navigation, peak hours, and safety protocols. Drivers are advised to verify rides, avoid high-risk areas, and not interrogate payment methods. The service operates mainly on the East-West Corridor, Central, and South.
Key Takeaways
- Drivers can choose their own operating areas; if one location isn't profitable, they are encouraged to move to another with more demand.
- Peak earning times are 5–9 AM and evenings when fewer drivers are online, reducing competition and allowing quicker earnings.
- Drivers must call customers to verify pickup and drop-off addresses, passenger count, and avoid picking up rides for unknown third parties for safety.
- A pro tip is to call customers 3–5 minutes before arrival to confirm they still want the ride, preventing wasted trips.
- Drivers should not ask customers about their payment method (cash vs. card) upon accepting a ride, as this can lead to dismissal.
- For multi-stop rides, drivers must keep the app running continuously; longer trips increase earnings due to higher per-kilometer rates after 20 km.
- Drivers are not obligated to accept rides to high-risk areas or proceed if passengers or situations seem suspicious; safety is prioritized.
- Staying within 10 km of the pickup location increases the likelihood of customer wait and ride acceptance, especially during peak traffic.
In This Video
- 00:00Welcome to Deliver Me TTI
Idry Thomas welcomes new drivers and thanks them for applying.
- 00:30Intro to Services and App
Overview of services and upcoming app upgrade with new features.
- 01:28Service Areas and Driver Flexibility
Taxi services cover the island; drivers choose their work areas.
- 03:24Using the App and Tutorials
Video tutorials will explain wallet, earnings, and commission payments.
- 04:58Ride Acceptance and Customer Contact
How to accept rides, call customers, and verify pickup details.
- 07:30Safety and Red Flags
Be cautious with suspicious requests and prioritize personal safety.
- 09:40Ride Completion and Payment
Complete rides, handle waiting fees, and respect payment choices.
Questions & Answers
How do I start driving for Deliver Me TTI?
Apply, complete the first stage, then agree to the service agreement. You'll receive video tutorials on using the app, wallet, earnings, and commission payments.
What are the peak hours for drivers?
Peak times are 5 AM to 9 AM and evenings when many drivers go offline, offering less competition and quicker earnings.
How do I accept a ride request?
Be online and on duty. When a ride comes in, check the pickup, drop-off, distance (under 10 km recommended), and car type. Accept and call the customer.
What should I do before picking up a passenger?
Call the customer 3-5 minutes before arrival to confirm they still want the ride. If they don't show after 3-5 minutes, start waiting fees.
Can I refuse a ride if it feels unsafe?
Yes, you are not obligated to go to high-risk areas or proceed if you feel uncomfortable. Approach with doors locked and verify the rider.
How do I get paid for multiple stops?
Keep the app running for multiple stops; the fare increases with time and distance. Do not stop the app mid-trip.
Key Terms
- East West Corridor — A high-demand urban area for rides, including San Juan, Tunapuna, and St. Augustine.