darkstar
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22 miles job, £32 do the math!!!
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It make sense
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If youre lucky enough to catch an airport job, is ok , otherwise the morning traffic will kill your day
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Hey guys i need to share this:
Be careful if you upload the insurance too soon this is what you get:
As you uploaded this insurance document more than 24 hours before the effective date ,17 September 2015, I'm afraid our documents team will reject it.
With insurance documents, we require you to only upload your new policy with 24 hours or less to the new effective date.
Say no more, you have to re-upload and wait another 24 hours!!
Horrible
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we dont know mate, there are problems every where, it was a similar situation in France and Germany and now are back in business
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I had a drop off at T3 and in 3 sec i got a job request from T3, so the que system is a joke, i felt sorry for the guys waiting at McDonalds but what can i do???
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OMG guys, is it true??? r u doing something like this????
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which university you are going to???
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I just change the polen and air filter, very easy job to do. i am going to garage just for pads and oil
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I kind of think it is. I can’t figure out a purpose for it really. Sure, it’s all about ratings. But, in the end they are too biased. I think people rate drivers based on their appearance.
All the info you need!!!
DOOOOH!!!
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10pm to 2 am like George said in his guide, very good period to catch jobs!
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IS this forum just for UK drivers , uberpeople looks like is from US.
Which one is better?
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Uber Now Taking Its Biggest UberEXEC Commission Ever -- 25 Percent
its official!!!
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I did not get any email, is this for real???
Keep moving on guys, this is the plan, until there is nothing more than just Uber
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BMW F10 530D, v nice car , love it!!
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It looks like The American Sniper
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Tipping??? some riders are stealing the water and the chewing gum
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OR we can just wait for the driverless cars:))) but for those i think we should all live in harmony , i dont think Travis took in consideration all those homeless people, for them a driverless car is just scrap metal
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nice one, well done!
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20% to uber, £3.5/week for the phone and maybe another couple hundreds for the insurance...hmmm, they will make so much money on our backs , what about some 2 bedrooms uber flats??? i sure need that as well
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What do you think?
If you're thinking about signing up as a driver for a ride-sharing service such as Uber , you'll want to make sure that your car of choice is up for the job. How many seats does it have? How many doors? What type of amenities? Is it comfortable? Just in case your current car won't pass muster, we've listed seven excellent new choices for drivers interested in upgrading their ride to offer the best possible experience for their passengers.
Ford Fusion
Ford's midsize Fusion sedan seems to offer something for everyone -- including the rear passengers. It boasts a lot of rear legroom, which makes a surprisingly enjoyable experience out of riding in back. You'll be happy to spend time in the front seat too, given the car's excellent handling, stylish control layout, and Ford's impressive optional MyFord Touch infotainment system. We also love its wide variety of engines, ranging from fuel-saving gas and hybrid powerplants to a powerful 2.0-liter EcoBoost 4-cylinder. The best part? The Fusion starts around $23,000 including destination, while a hybrid model is still reasonable at $27,000 with shipping.
Honda Accord
Spend a little time behind the wheel of Honda's latest Accord -- or take a look at its equipment levels and pricing on paper -- and you'll easily see why we recommend the popular midsize sedan. Of course, rear-seat room is excellent, but the Accord also boasts a smooth, supple ride and excellent cargo room, which can be handy when you're carrying a passenger to the airport. Our favorite part about the Accord (aside from its reasonable pricing, which starts around $23,000 with shipping) is its excellent LaneWatch blind spot camera, which is standard on EX models. The camera adds an extra element of safety, ensuring that you won't have an accident, even if you're mired in a good conversation with your passenger.
Hyundai Sonata
The newly redesigned Hyundai Sonata is an excellent choice for drivers interested in transporting passengers. Although it's pitched as a family sedan, the Sonata offers several good features that a passenger might like, including heated rear seats and dual rear-window sunshades -- two options that you typically see on high-end vehicles from luxury brands such as Mercedes-Benz and BMW. The Sonata also offers excellent rear-seat room and generous trunk space, along with an easy-to-use navigation system -- perfect if you find yourself lost while searching for a passenger. Finally, drivers on a budget will appreciate the Sonata's reasonable starting price of around $22,500 with shipping.
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Mazda6
The Mazda6 is a handsome, stylish new car that offers a high-end interior and a bold exterior. Your passenger will be especially pleased with a ride in an upscale new car. Of course, you won't need to mention that the Mazda6 starts at a very reasonable $22,000 with shipping. Beyond its excellent looks and attractive pricing, the Mazda6 also boasts ample passenger and cargo room and a host of available safety features -- including adaptive cruise control, which could come in handy while you're shuttling riders throughout the city.
Nissan Rogue
The Nissan Rogue is one of our favorite compact SUVs. We suspect it'll be one of your favorites too, particularly if you're looking for a purpose-built passenger hauler. The main reason is obvious: The Rogue is one of the few compact crossovers with 3-row seating, which means you'll be able to carry around large groups when necessary. Better yet, the Rogue offers compact crossover pricing (it starts at $23,500 with shipping) and reasonable fuel economy that reaches 26 miles per gallon in the city and 33 mpg on the highway. You'll also love the wide range of safety gear, both standard and optional, which includes Nissan's excellent Around View 360-degree camera system.
Subaru XV Crosstrek
Uber drivers who have to deal with snowy weather, take note: The Subaru XV Crosstrek is a compact wagon based on the popular Impreza, except that it offers raised ground clearance and even better bad-weather capabilities. It also offers a reasonable starting price of around $23,000 with shipping and fuel economy that reaches as high as 23 mpg city/30 mpg hwy with the standard gasoline engine or 29 mpg city/33 mpg hwy with the available hybrid 4-cylinder. Of course, being a hatchback, the XV Crosstrek also boasts excellent cargo space, and its smaller size makes it perfect for around-town driving.
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Toyota Prius
There are many reasons that the Toyota Prius is so common among car owners. One is obvious: It returns an impressive 51 mpg city/48 mpg hwy, which makes it one of the most efficient non-plug-in cars on the road, but the Prius also dazzles for its impressive cargo space, its huge back seat and its comfortable ride -- all of which will appeal to passengers. Best of all, the Prius starts at a reasonable $25,000 with shipping, which means that you won't need to spend big money in order to buy one.
http://www.autotrader.com/research/article/best-cars/228629/7-great-cars-for-an-uber-driver.jsp
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In london yes, i am not sure about Birmingham .
I am guessing you are from Birmingham as you posted in this area...
In London they dont accept any more drivers on Uber Exec platform but S class or A8 is more than enough for EXEC , these cars are good for UBER LUX