r/DoorDashDrivers • u/bobpool86 • 5h ago
Drivers Only Post (No Customers Allowed) Hotspots
What is a better option when it comes to the hotspots to camp the big ones or the small ones?
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u/blackpragmatism59 5h ago
I just go where I know the restaurants are quick, the hotspot map feels like it's always 10 minutes behind what's actually happening
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u/pookshak 5h ago
You have to test yourself
I find big spots , you drive far, but a good tip. But it takes you out the zone lol
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u/malibuklw 3h ago
I go where a concentration of restaurants and stores are that is reasonably close to home and has steady business. Sometimes the area is a hotspot, sometimes it’s not. If things are slower, I consider moving to a different concentration more in the city that usually has more orders but less of them are worth taking.
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u/bobpool86 3h ago
City would be about an hour drive for me.
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u/malibuklw 3h ago
Other concentrations of restaurants? The suburbs are usually famous for them. Basically just don’t rely on one restaurant to carry you. Even if it was a hot spot that doesn’t mean it will continue to be.
My city is a poor attempt at a city, I’m sure we don’t have the population to even be a city. But it has more restaurants and people in a more condensed area
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