Why DDNY?
Unlike ride-sharing, our customers never ride in your cars. You drive the customers car
Work in a team or as an individual
Receive tips directly in-app
Earn more per ride than typical ride-sharing companies
Offer a number of different types of services
Direct Deposit
Drive friendly, respectful and very appreciative people
No customers ever ride in your car
Local 10 year old company
Great support staff that wants you succeed
Additional Information
If you have previous work experience in customer service, customer service oriented roles, a professional
driver/bus drive or are a lyft/uber driver, this is an excellent opportunity to make great money working when you want. We encourage seasonal workers that may be looking for part-time, holiday jobs, or freelance work. We also encourage applicants that have worked or are working with other on-demand or ride-share companies.
Responsibilities and Duties
Responsibilities will include driving customers in the comfort and convenience of their own cars
Driver Requirements
You're at least 21 years old
You own an iPhone or Android smartphone
You have a clean driving record and auto insurance
Can pass and drug and background check
Very friendly and outgoing
Have a desire to help protect our community from drinking and driving
Reliable
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Job details are sourced from the employer's original posting.
Open job postingAbout the company
Designated Drivers of Buffalo is a local high-end personal driver service that matches drivers with customers who request a driver for their vehicles through the DDNY app. Our drivers provide driving service in the comfort and convenience of our client's car. We have provided over 40,000 rides since opening in October of 2008 and have now launched our mobile app and are looking for the best drivers Buffalo has to offer. Driving with DDNY is the perfect way to earn great money on any schedule (part-time, full-time, seasonal, or temporary) and DDNY Drivers not only make money, but they save lives.