(December 22, 2017 at 2:35 pm)CapnAwesome Wrote:(December 22, 2017 at 2:28 pm)shadow Wrote: Compared to car delivery, does bike delivery save money (because of fuel and vehicle costs being eliminated) or cost more (because it takes longer) for a company?
Also, can you bike some lunch up to Vancouver for me please?
I have no idea. I think uber has a formula for whether or not to give a job to a bike or car based on a number of factors, distance, parking, traffic. From what i was reading online, bike deliverers make more money on average. Since you are paid per delivery, not hourly. I have a Toyota dolphin, it's a small RV, and no amount of money would be enough to make me drive it around Portland.
Oh, that sounds like it's a good deal for the company then or they wouldn't hire you (makes sense because cars aren't very efficient in dense urban areas compared to bikes). I love it when I see more sustainable business practices actually out-competing unsustainable ones.
Quote:Vancouver Washington or Canada?
Canada.
