just kidding... it depends - part time, full time, do you provide car/insurance/benefits, CDL, bodyguard, etc. for our drivers, my company supplies cars, insurance, benefits, uniform, etc. and starting pay is $13/hr. must have clean driving record, CDL not required.
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13 an hour??
i want one too
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yep. 40 hour weeks, occasional overtime, we provide cars, fuel, benefits (medical, dental, add'l life coverage, 401k, w.c., comp. gym access, paid vacay - all the norms). note- this is for corporate work, personal drivers might be different. our most tenured driver (manages the fleet, works 7 days if need be, etc.) earns 90k+ in a good year, so it's not underpayment by any means. not to mention he just got his 20 year rolex.
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Who needs a driver in NYC? Train's faster :-)
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This is actually a good question, and I hope others answer. My family could use a "sometimes" driver, probably 8-10 hours per week for short trips, school drop off, etc. I don't like using the "dial a car" type places. What are some other good options?
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e76 - I think the question is how much a driver costs to hire, not how much it costs the provider to employ one.
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There is no driver yet coming up near east side not taken. And there was no confidence before, cooperation. So why does this matter
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reallynow--texting while driving again?
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It costs $2.50 to start, and $0.40 per 1/5 of a mile. They are very easy to hire. Just raise your hand.
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Too many poor, unattractive and miserable people on the plane. I just want to look at fabulous things all day and that includes the bespoke interior of my fabulous car.
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on the train**
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As with gold, more now. Better than less. Driving. Not by train.
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That was almost a haiku.
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I'm curious about east_cider's question.
Is there a company that provides part-time non-corporate driving services... where a family can pre-book regular rides, and the company can supply (most of the time) the same driver? And if so, how much does it cost?
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@jeremyfg
Yes, I believe that is how it often works. I have some friends who do this. They purchase a certain amount of hours from the service & then just call/use the driver as needed. They have regular drivers. But, they also use them a lot. So, I don't know how often a casual customer gets the same driver.
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That's an interesting model. Does anyone have references to services that operate that way versus on a per-trip basis?
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To ? Drive. Wander. Meaning. Found.Unless, branches fall.
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try uber - it's super simple, app based, you can use multiple credit cards and they're happy to send the same driver each time. they also have suvs for no additional cost. http://www.uber.com/
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Darling, if you have to ask, you can't afford one.
Callaway Diablo Edge Tour Driver - $146.99 at Overstock (today only!)
http://www.overstock.com/Sports-Toys/Callaway-Mens-Diablo-Edge-Tour-Driver/5811046/product.html?cid=123620
just kidding... it depends - part time, full time, do you provide car/insurance/benefits, CDL, bodyguard, etc. for our drivers, my company supplies cars, insurance, benefits, uniform, etc. and starting pay is $13/hr. must have clean driving record, CDL not required.
13 an hour??
i want one too
yep. 40 hour weeks, occasional overtime, we provide cars, fuel, benefits (medical, dental, add'l life coverage, 401k, w.c., comp. gym access, paid vacay - all the norms). note- this is for corporate work, personal drivers might be different. our most tenured driver (manages the fleet, works 7 days if need be, etc.) earns 90k+ in a good year, so it's not underpayment by any means. not to mention he just got his 20 year rolex.
Who needs a driver in NYC? Train's faster :-)
This is actually a good question, and I hope others answer. My family could use a "sometimes" driver, probably 8-10 hours per week for short trips, school drop off, etc. I don't like using the "dial a car" type places. What are some other good options?
e76 - I think the question is how much a driver costs to hire, not how much it costs the provider to employ one.
There is no driver yet coming up near east side not taken. And there was no confidence before, cooperation. So why does this matter
reallynow--texting while driving again?
It costs $2.50 to start, and $0.40 per 1/5 of a mile. They are very easy to hire. Just raise your hand.
Too many poor, unattractive and miserable people on the plane. I just want to look at fabulous things all day and that includes the bespoke interior of my fabulous car.
on the train**
As with gold, more now. Better than less. Driving. Not by train.
That was almost a haiku.
I'm curious about east_cider's question.
Is there a company that provides part-time non-corporate driving services... where a family can pre-book regular rides, and the company can supply (most of the time) the same driver? And if so, how much does it cost?
@jeremyfg
Yes, I believe that is how it often works. I have some friends who do this. They purchase a certain amount of hours from the service & then just call/use the driver as needed. They have regular drivers. But, they also use them a lot. So, I don't know how often a casual customer gets the same driver.
That's an interesting model. Does anyone have references to services that operate that way versus on a per-trip basis?
To ? Drive. Wander. Meaning. Found.Unless, branches fall.
try uber - it's super simple, app based, you can use multiple credit cards and they're happy to send the same driver each time. they also have suvs for no additional cost. http://www.uber.com/
Darling, if you have to ask, you can't afford one.
Daisy. Miss. Driving.
Daisy. Miss. Driving.