DoorDash introduces relief payments for drivers as the Iran-US war drives up gas prices | TechCrunch
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DoorDash introduces relief payments for drivers as the Iran-US war drives up gas prices | TechCrunch
"DoorDash's relief program offers weekly payments to eligible drivers, starting at $5 for those who drive at least 125 miles per week, translating to estimated savings of $1 to $1.50 per gallon."
"Drivers using DoorDash's Crimson debit card will receive an extra 10% cash back on gas purchases, potentially saving them up to $1.90 per gallon."
"Gasoline is one of the largest expenses for delivery drivers, who are responsible for their own costs, including fuel, vehicle maintenance, and insurance."
"The national average for regular gas is now just under $3.96 per gallon, over $1 higher than it was a month ago, significantly impacting drivers' earnings."
DoorDash has launched a temporary relief program for drivers in the U.S. and Canada due to rising gas prices. The program, running until April 26, offers weekly payments to Dashers who drive at least 125 miles per week, starting at $5. Drivers using DoorDash's Crimson debit card can earn an additional 10% cash back on gas purchases. Gasoline costs are a significant burden for gig workers, who cover their own expenses. The national average gas price has risen to nearly $3.96 per gallon, impacting drivers' earnings.
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