How food delivery rider (Uber Eats, Mr D) works

Deliver food and groceries through delivery apps on a motorbike, scooter or car, choosing your hours.

Who it suits: Over-18s with a licence for a motorbike or car who want flexible hours and know their area.
Who pays: App users ordering food and groceries.
What they get: Fast deliveries.
Is there demand?: Uber Eats lists its SA requirements for motorbike and scooter couriers: 18 or older, ID, a Code A or A1 licence, licence disc, inspection report, top box and screening. Pay per delivery is set by the app and not published in a form we can verify.
Real examples: Uber Eats

Mr D

Grocery apps through delivery partners

A good sign: a week where you clearly beat your costs.

Do it now

Tick it off when it is done. Your ticks are saved on this device.

Pick an answer to see how you did.

In a typical case, how long until the first money comes in?

Your challenge

Ask two riders what they make after fuel.

You are done when:

You report this yourself. Nobody checks, so it only counts if you really did it.

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