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Getting started with Uber or Lyft for the first time can be overwhelming at first. You have to navigate the app, your city – and your passengers’ moods. If you stick with it, driving inevitably gets easier, but making it through your first days/weeks/months can be rough. Today, we have new RSG contributor Paula Gibbins sharing her tips for new drivers.
How to Maximize Earnings as an Uber Driver or Lyft Driver
I’ve been a driver in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area for a little over a year and have a few tips for new drivers. I’m mainly a part-time driver and therefore still a bit of a newbie myself, but there are a few things I’ve experienced consistently and think could be helpful for someone starting out to keep in mind.
Track Your Miles for Free with Stride Drive
Smart drivers know they need to track their mileage from start to finish. Stride Drive is a free app you can use to track your mileage, which will help you save money at tax time. 
