Statistically speaking, you’re more likely to get a tip on a long trip. That’s a reservation to up with a five-star passenger that has a pet, and that’s going to the airport.
As opposed to a 4.5 rated passenger on a five minute trip. Around town in the middle of the day. That’s just the statistics behind it. So. What you can do. Is if you’re interested in earning more in tips. First things first take the trips that are more likely to tip you.
📍 Of course, you need to be a professional driver. To earn tips. The reality is your car needs to be clean and smell. Nice. You need to drive smoothly. Set the radio to the music that you think that the passenger might like and if they want to change the temperature, you can change that to. No, your city be ready to entertain, help with the bags. And yeah, every now and then maybe like on Halloween, if you want to have candies. That’s great. Definitely have some charging cables, but for the most part, a clean car professional driver driving smoothly. That’s how you’re going to get more tips.
Coach CarlCarl Lawrence AKA Coach Carl Private Investigator Extraordinaire has been in the transportation industry for over 20 years. I was driving cab in New York City before Uber was ever a thought.
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