Drivers Digest: Deliver with Confidence

Keeping your vehicle in top shape doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right maintenance checklist, you can ensure a smooth, safe, and reliable ride every time you hit the road. Regular upkeep not only extends the life of your car but also helps prevent costly repairs and improves fuel efficiency. Whether you’re a new driver or a seasoned pro, this ultimate vehicle maintenance checklist will guide you through essential tasks to keep your car running at its best.

When the temperature drops, people often prefer to order delivery. That’s why it’s important for delivery drivers in the winter to be able to continue maximizing their earnings, but as safely and comfortably as possible—no need to put yourself in harm’s way just to get a meal or grocery order to someone’s house.

Delivery services are increasingly popular for ordering groceries, restaurant takeout, and more. Want to capitalize on their popularity to earn extra income without losing your flexible schedule? Becoming a delivery driver can help you do just that. Continue reading to learn how much delivery drivers can earn and what types of benefits you can receive by joining Grubhub as a delivery partner. And remember, your final earnings are based on individual metrics such as deliveries fulfilled, market conditions, missions completed, and more. Grubhub doesn’t guarantee specific earnings, and delivery partners are responsible for all costs associated with driving, such as gas, vehicle maintenance and insurance.

Many Grubhub delivery partners deliver by electric bike (e-bike), especially in urban cities and warm locations where you can be outside year-round. Riding an e-bike makes it easy to get around traffic-filled streets, plus you don’t have to worry about car insurance or maintenance. It’s important to keep your e-bike in good working order to remain a reliable source of transportation and enhance your safety. Not sure what steps or schedule to follow? We’ve got you covered with these maintenance and safety tips.

Vehicle insurance is required by Grubhub for those who deliver by motorized vehicles, and it can be tricky to know where to start. Use this blog as your guide to proper coverage. And remember, while these tips may apply to many delivery drivers, we’re not insurance experts. You should consult insurance professionals for coverage advice when selecting your plan, and ensure your coverage exceeds state and local coverage limits.

Grubhub and our delivery partners joined forces to positively impact communities through the driver community grant program, with delivery partners nominating nonprofits doing good in their communities for a grant. Read on to learn about the 56 awarded nonprofits across the country.