Hey drivers! I signed up with MealsNow a couple months ago, and I’ve done 25 or so orders. I had one order for $45. All the rest have been 25 to 35. I had one late arrival, and some late drop offs due to restaurants, and one time the restaurant gave me someone else’s order.

I can’t figure out where the stats are. My dispatcher doesn’t seem to communicate regarding this stuff when I ask about it.

I can’t find anything on the Internet about how the tier system works, other than they base it on stats like quality set up, on time, arrival and delivery, etc.

Has anyone actually leveled up with Mills now, has your dispatcher explained anything to you along the way? Does anyone have any idea who I can contact to find out what’s next, I have access to pretty much every single gig app so I really don’t wanna waste time doing one that isn’t going to get me paid.

Hi! Needing assistance picking up 3 boxes (less than 100 lbs total) to go from IAD to Greensboro on Friday. Any recommendations on the best app to find someone for this? Needing it to be reliable.

I have always wondered the best way to find drivers without the big courier markup, and would appreciate recommendations!

Google Maps now allows 25 stops instead of 10?

Yesterday I noticed something unexpected: Google Maps suddenly allowed me to add way more stops than the usual 10.

Today I tested it again, directly on my Samsung Galaxy S24, without Android Auto.

I managed to add stops all the way to W, plus the final destination, before Google Maps stopped me from adding any more.

My Google Maps version is 26.42.01.997557324.

I haven't seen any official announcements about this change, so I'm wondering whether Google is quietly rolling out a new feature or if I'm part of an A/B test.

Can anyone else check how many stops their Google Maps app currently allows?

I've attached a screenshot as proof.

Sorry for the Italian interface! I'm a delivery driver from Italy, and I discovered this completely by accident while working.

I've found a ton of apps to work in North Florida. I'm sure there are more. I usually find them from meeting other drivers out in the wild while delivering orders. Anyone have any good apps?

Patio umbrella company: Hi, we would like to drop ship an umbrella to your warehouse. Is it possible for your team to deliver it with white glove service?

Us: Sure. What's the address?

Them: Um, we dont have the address right now we are attempting to get a quote, but its in your City.

Us: Without an address or zip code we are unable to provide a quote.

Them: Not even an estimate?

Us: No. Once you have the address please send us an email and we can respond with a quote.

A verbal quote, even a ballpark, is just words and does a disservice to everyone involved. Quotes over email that allow both parties to review what exactly is being sent and where exactly it needs to go is more actionable.

On 26th I rec'd a parcel through blue dart at 1800 hrs. It was out for delivery since 1300 hrs. The parcel was very important and I had some bad runs with blue dart and so at circa 1745 i tried calling their customer care number and it was unreachable or not exist.

As i received the parcel I asked the delivery guy Abt this number thing and he said because of the customs scam (ie. Ur parcel has arrived but confiscated and need to deposit an amt to free it) and more such scams related to courier they have disabled the numbers.

Is this true?

Hey everyone,

I’m a bicycle/e-bike courier in London and run a small YouTube channel called London Delivers documenting real delivery shifts.

I recently reached 60 subscribers, and to celebrate I’m personally buying a RiDa Standard Delivery Backpack to give away to another rider.

Because this subreddit is international, an important bit first: this giveaway is UK only.

It’s intended for active delivery riders/couriers or people genuinely onboarding into courier work. I want the backpack to go to somebody who’ll actually put it to work rather than just somebody hunting for free stuff.

Entry is completely free. There’s no purchase required and you don’t have to subscribe to my channel to enter — although obviously I won’t complain if you do 😄

👉 Entry form + full rules:

https://londondelivers.co.uk/giveaway

Closes: 26 November 2026 at 23:59 GMT

One valid entrant will then be selected at random.

Disclosure: I’m a RiDa affiliate, but this particular backpack is being purchased by me/London Delivers. RiDa aren’t sponsoring or supplying the giveaway.

Good luck to any UK riders entering. 🚲

First delivery tonight and I get to the apartments and they're dragging a dead body out from his neighbors!!

Hello couriers of Reddit!

FRAYT has some recurring delivery opportunities coming up for cargo van drivers in select markets. If you're looking for some consistent gigs, this could be a great opportunity as we're working to offer more predictability for our drivers.

If you own a cargo van and are interested in delivering in any of the areas below, reach out to [hello@frayt.com](mailto:hello@frayt.com) for more information.

- Tulsa, OK

- Plymouth, MA

- Sulphur Springs, TX

- Michigan City, IN

- Columbus, IN

- Weirton, WV

*This is the only official FRAYT Reddit account.

What should be the max dimension of the carboadbox you can use for packaging your clothes and book and transport as a courier through post office in india

Please give me a list of high paying gig apps that I can use in the Pennsylvania area

It was impossible for me to find their number regarding an issue but I’ve found it for all
Those asking

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Hi everyone,

I’m planning to buy a brand-new 125cc scooter for food delivery in London and I’m deciding between the Honda PCX 125 and Yamaha NMAX 125.

I’ll be working around 8–10 hours a day, so reliability and running costs are very important to me.
For those who own or have used either scooter, I’d appreciate your advice on:

Which is more reliable for daily delivery work?

Which is more fuel-efficient?

Which is cheaper to maintain and service?

Which is more comfortable for long shifts?

Which has better storage and practicality for delivery bags?

Which would you choose for 8–10 hours of delivery work per day, and why?

I’m planning to buy on monthly finance, so I want to make the right choice for long-term use.

Would you recommend the Honda PCX 125 or Yamaha NMAX 125 for delivery work in London?

Thanks in advance!