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Ztrip is a smartphone app that allows you to book a taxi or sedan fast., ztrip is also a taxi fleet similar to yellow cab., ztrip is owned and operated by transdev, the leading provider of passenger ground transportation services in north america., ztrip is also a hybrid taxi and black car fleet..

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Kansas city | pittsburgh | jacksonville | boulder, ztrip branded black car is currently available in.

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The Ultimate Guide to zTrip

Brett Helling is the founder of Gigworker.com. He has been a rideshare driver since early 2012, having completed hundreds of trips for companies including Uber, Lyft, and Postmates.

Since that time, he has expanded his knowledge into the Gigworker site, as well as writing the book Gigworker: Independent Work and the State of the Gig Economy Paperback,  now available on Amazon .

On-demand car services have become extremely popular in this country.

But companies like Uber and Lyft have always existed in a weird space between “taxi” and “black car” services.

Back in the day, you could either hail a cab or call and schedule a more expensive town car service.

Uber and Lyft broke down those barriers.

With them, you could hail a black car instantly.

And with the introduction of UberX , just about every car on the road could become a taxi.

This didn’t make much difference to the average consumer, but for taxi companies, and cities and towns who sold licenses for taxis, it was a huge deal.

Enter zTrip. zTrip is an on-demand black car and taxi service that promises to be a more reliable choice in the ride-sharing space.

Unlike Uber and Lyft, zTrip worked with traditional taxi companies and black car companies, ensuring that working taxi drivers didn’t get squeezed out, and cities kept valuable revenue coming in to help pay for roads, schools, and other civic necessities.

In this article we’ll look at zTrip, explain its origins, and why it’s become a popular choice in several cities.

We’ll also give a brief guide to its app, and go over base requirements for driving for the company.

Lastly, we’ll look at how zTrip compares to the competition.

• What Is zTrip?
• Navigating the zTrip App
• zTrip vs. the Competition
• Where Does zTrip Operate?
• Drive for zTrip
• Ride With zTrip

Not to be confused with DJ Z-Trip, zTrip provides on-demand rides in a growing number of American cities.

The company is headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, and is owned by Transdev, a French company that has acquired many transit operations in the United States, including the Yellow Cab Company of Baltimore.

zTrip has become a popular choice in cities that want more control over their on-demand car service.

Austin, Texas, is a good example.

For years, Austin has warred with Uber  and Lyft over the issue of taxi medallions.

To give a crash course: Before on-demand ride-hailing apps , cities used to sell a certain number of taxi licenses each year, called medallions, which gave a car the right to operate as a taxi in that city.

Cities liked medallions because the city could earn revenue from them, of course, but they could also limit the amount of taxis on the road, which gave them more control on issues like traffic congestion, pollution, etc.

Uber and Lyft’s business model was to ignore the medallion policy, label their cars as “livery service” (like a black car or limousine), and then put as many cars as they wanted on the road.

For some cities, the increased mobility and innovation provided by Uber and Lyft wasn’t a big deal, and they welcomed them.

For cities like Austin, however, they viewed this as a threat to traditional taxi companies , cab drivers, and the city’s control over traffic and pollution.

This all made zTrip very attractive.

zTrip promised to only work with traditional taxi companies or with traditional black car or limo services.

Instead of replacing the work force and the system, they offered an app that would let cab companies compete with tech giants like Uber and Lyft .

They also promised cities they would comply with all the local laws and regulations, including fingerprint-based background checks in some cities.

So cities like zTrip.

For consumers, the zTrip app is one that is comparable to tech giants Uber and Lyft.

And for people who want to support their city, it’s a nice option.

But far and away zTrip’s biggest selling point to consumers: No surge pricing.

For people who live in cities where zTrip operates, the app may be worth it for those times alone.

When Uber or Lyft is charging many times over its normal price due to high demand, zTrip’s prices stay steady.

When you first download the zTrip app in the App Store  or Google Play,  and when you open the app, you’ll be asked to create an account.

You can sign up with Facebook or your email, whichever you prefer.

The information they need is your email, name, mobile number, and a password.

That’s it to get started.

Once you’ve created your account, zTrip will ask your permission to send you push notifications.

They recommend that you allow this, just so you can get alerts when your car has arrived or get an alert if a ride has to be canceled for some reason.

(Accidentally didn’t allow them?)

No worries — you can always change the notification permissions in your device settings later.)

From there, the app looks and feels a lot like other ride-sharing apps you’ve used before.

You select your location and your destination, and the type of ride you want.

There are options for black car, taxi, and handicap-accessible cars.

You’ll get an estimate for the price of your trip as well.

When you book your first trip, you’ll be asked to provide credit card information.

Enter your card number, confirm your zip code, and you’ll be ready to ride.

While getting started is pretty simple, there are other ways to take advantage of the app.

To get to the settings menu, tap on the icon in the top left corner.

There you’ll get a menu that will allow you to adjust payment options, update your profile, configure your settings, and enter any promo codes you may have.

One nice option is under “Settings” it will allow you to enter both your home and work address, letting you easily and quickly book trips to either your home or office from the app without having to enter the address manually each time.

zTrip pricing is comparable to local taxi prices, which, as we showed in our article on the subject, is generally slightly lower than Uber or Lyft — especially on shorter trips.

(However, Uber’s carpool service UberPool costs less, and Ubers will generally be cheaper on trips over $35, according to the study.)

zTrip lets you schedule trips ahead like Uber or Lyft, and you get multiple options for types of rides you want to take — in some cities you can even book a large van service.

In a 2016 interview, zTrip president Bill George said, “Where we really set ourselves apart is that we do not surge price.”

This is the big one and can be what makes the zTrip app worth downloading.

They may not have as many drivers on the road as Uber or Lyft, but zTrip’s prices stay constant.

zTrip started with service in Austin, Kansas City, Denver, Boulder, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Minneapolis, and Orlando, but they’ve grown quickly.

In many markets they focus on travelers, providing rides to and from major airports around the country.

Their current list of airports serviced includes:

• Albuquerque, NM (ABQ)
• Atlanta, GA (ATL)
• Austin, TX (AUS)
• Baltimore, MD (BWI)
• Boston, MA (BOS)
• Burbank, CA (BUR)
• Charlotte, NC (CLT)
• Charlottesville, VA (CHO)
• Chicago, IL (MDW, ORD)
• Colorado Springs, CO (COS)
• Dallas, TX (DAL, DFW)
• Denver, CO (DEN)
• Detroit, MI (DTW)
• Honolulu, HI (HNL)
• Houston, TX (HOU, IAH)
• Indianapolis, IN(IND)
• Jacksonville, FL (JAX)
• Kansas City, MO (MCI)
• Las Vegas, NV (LAS)
• Long Beach, CA (LGB)
• Long Island, NY (ISP)
• Los Angeles, CA (LAX, LAH, LBH)
• Manchester, NH (MHT)
• Maui Kahului, HI (OGG)
• Memphis, TN (MEM)
• Miami, FL (MIA)
• Milwaukee, WI (MKE)
• Minneapolis, MN (MSP)
• Nashville, TN (BNA)
• New Orleans, LA (MSY)
• New York City, NY (JFK, LGA)
• Newark Liberty, NJ (EWR)
• Newport News / Williamsburg, VA (PHF)
• Norfolk/Richmond, VA (ORF)
• Oakland, CA (OAK)
• Ontario, CA (ONT)
• Orange County, CA (SNA)
• Orlando, FL (MCO, SFB)
• Panama City, FL (ECP)
• Pensacola, FL (PNS)
• Philadelphia, PA (PHL)
• Phoenix, AZ (PHX, AZA)
• Pittsburgh, PA (PIT)
• Portland, OR (PDX)
• Providence, RI (PVD)
• Raleigh-Durham, NC (RDU)
• Richmond, VA (RIC)
• Sacramento, CA (SMF)
• Salt Lake City, UT (SLC)
• San Diego, CA (SAN)
• San Francisco, CA (SFO)
• San Jose, CA (SJC)
• Seattle, WA (AG1, BFI, SEA)
• St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL (PIE)
• Tampa Bay, FL (TPA)
• Washington, DC (DCA, IAD)

zTrip drivers essentially operate like taxi drivers.

They provide the car and maintenance, you pay a fee to operate the car, and then you keep all the fares.

Unlike Uber or Lyft, which usually requires you to own and maintain your own car, zTrip takes care of all of that for you.

Essentially, you’re renting a car from them.

From there, you keep the money you earn.

You can build out a clientele, craft your own hours, and start earning.

Want to become a zTrip driver?

It’s easy to get the process started.

First go to the zTrip website , and if you look at the top of the page, you’ll see a menu item that says “Drive for zTrip.”

Tap on that.

You’ll then be taken to a page that lets you get going quickly.

It looks like this:

Provide your name, email address, and phone number, and let them know what city you’d like to drive in.

You also need to disclose if you’ve been convicted of a felony.

Fill all that out, hit submit, and they’ll get in touch with you to get the process started.

If you’re already a taxi driver, you can reach out to your company about partnering with zTrip.

zTrip is a ride-hailing app that’s looking to break into the space dominated by tech giants like Uber and Lyft.

It’s popular with many city governments because it works with traditional taxi services and works with cities to make sure its vehicles and drivers abide by all local laws and regulations.

It’s growing more popular with riders because of its commitment to no surge pricing, and the ability to book ahead of time.

If it’s available in your city, it’s definitely worth checking out.

2 thoughts on “The Ultimate Guide to zTrip”

Does ztrip pay per mile

Do you mean as a driver, do you get paid per mile? Technically no, you start every fare at 3.50, meaning as soon as a passenger enters the vehicle they are charged 3.50, afterwards it is calculated at .25 per 1/10 of a mile. An easier way to understand would be for every mile driven, the price of the fare goes up 2.50$.

Now I personally do not expect anyone to tip, but it is a pleasant reminder that I have done my utmost to insure my fares are comfortable, and hopefully enjoyable.

One thing to remember as a driver, you will always earn more when you are willing to go that extra mile, be it helping someone load or unload groceries, offer enjoyable conversation, and ALWAYS remember to be appreciative, you never know when that next call will ask for you again!

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I'm a zTrip (10/10) taxi driver and have been with the company for over 6 years. I primarily work the Olathe / Gardner area but also work with 5 other drivers. I try to make it so if you call me, you won't have to call anyone else because one way or another I will get your trip covered. I'm also the recipient of the 2016 Paratransit Driver of the Year, awarded by the TLPA. …

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I made a quick trip to MCI to visit a friend. The best I could do on a car rental was 247 USD for less than 48 Hours. Mike who I was visiting picked me up, but I needed a ride back to the airport at 0330 on Wednesday morning. Went online and found Greg the TAXI GUY. WOW contacted him told him what I needed got a price quote paid same. Today at 0325 Gregg pulled up to the home I visited and off we went to MCI airport. Got there early plus the cab was clean and Gregg is a great guy plus a fair price Do not hesitate to call Gregg. I will in the future when in the MCI area

Very rude to people with disabilities, and was trying to make us pay in cash when we already paid with credit card and credit card company said it was paid for. The guy started yelling at us ​​saying we need to pay in cash and we had to just walk away very unpleasant NEVER USING IT AGAIN.

Oct 8, 2022

Why are you putting this on my personal page? I wasn't the driver involved in this situation.

Great trustworthy guy. Can't go wrong with Gregg. I've also done business with him in the past and have always had great service.

Oct 29, 2019

It's always been a pleasure knowing you.

They were prompt and professional and very reasonably priced! I would refer them to anyone who needs a quality ride!

Jan 27, 2021

Thank you for the kind review. It's very much appreciated. Gregg

On a ztrip ride he saw I forgot my purse and immediately got it to me and also helped me find my phone! Great guy I plan on using in the future.

Gregg is dependable and on time, everytime. His car is always clean. Great service each and every time

Jul 16, 2020

Thanks for the feedback, Mel :)

Ordered a taxi for a 6:15 pickup for my son to get to work because we were out of town, no one ever showed up very disappointing my son was late for work and I never even got a call !

Dec 19, 2020

I think you meant this to be on the main zTrip page rather than on my personal page since you and I did not speak. You went through the main dispatch line so the review doesn't apply to me.

Gregg is outstanding and customer focused. I contacted him for a last minute trip to the airport for my daughter. He arrived early and got her to MCI quickly and safely. He even went back to the airport after dropping her off as my daughter forgot her keys (with her ID attached). Thanks Gregg, really appreciate you and your outstanding service!

Scheduled pickup the night before for 6:45am. Opened my front door at 6:45 am and saw the taxi slowly driving away from my house. Called dispatch and they said the taxi driver couldn't find my house?!?!?! The driver did not even wait 1 min, nor did they call or text me?!?!?! WTF!

Jul 18, 2019

Ryan, I'm sorry you had this experience but I'm going to ask that you remove this review as this is my personal driver page and I believe you intended to target the zTrip page itself. When you called my toll free number, me and the drivers I work with were not able to answer the call so you were automatically sent to the main zTrip line. I do not know which driver dropped the ball on your trip but it wasn't me or any of the 6 drivers I work with.

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Z Trip , once the taxi-industry’s answer to Uber and Lyft, now requires drivers to lease a car from them to drive

Expected pay: speculative

Husl$core: $

Commissions & fees: $80 + per day

Where: Austin; Baltimore, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Denver, Houston, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Northern Colorado, Orlando, Phoenix, Pittsburg, San Antonio, Tampa, West Palm Beach.

Requirements: Over the age of 23; a U.S. citizen; never convicted of a felony; be willing to be finger-printed and thoroughly background-checked

Z Trip Review:

When we first reviewed Z Trip, it was the taxi industry’s answer to Uber and Lyft. it simply offered an app that allowed you to book a taxi like you would a ride share driver.

But when we went back to update our review in January of 2023, the company was a different animal. Now, it essentially requires that you lease a vehicle from the company to drive with Z Trip. The site says it takes care of your maintenance, and gives you the benefit of saving your own car from the heavy wear-and-tear of rideshare driving.

While rideshare driving is tough on your car, this company’s leases are expensive. And drivers still pay for their own gas.

This now appears to be one of the least attractive options in an industry that’s not known for great choices.

How it works

Officially, you work for yourself through this app. While rides are arranged through Z trip, riders can pay in cash you want. You don’t pay the app for processing payments or doing your marketing. If the rider pays via credit card, Z Trip will process the payment and pay you within a few days of completing the trip.

But you’re likely to pay so much to lease a Z Trip vehicle that it can be tough to make a living. Uber and Lyft have also occasionally arranged leases for their drivers. These are almost always terrible deals.

If you have your own car, which gets great mileage, you may be able to make a decent living with ride share — if you’re strategic about when and where you drive. When you don’t own your own car, ride share is a terrible way to make a living. The costs are high; the competition is stiff; and the hours are long.

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Notaly, Z Trip is one of the few apps that’s panned by drivers and customers alike. Reviews at both app stores, as well as Indeed and other job-rating sites say this is an “opportunity” you should pass up.

Better-rated driving apps include Lyft , Wingz and DoorDash .

If you have a truck and are willing to drive it around to help people move, check out  GoShare , which offers high hourly pay.

What their drivers say: (From Indeed )

Daily rentals are normally around $115 a day which means you’ll have to make $115 to pay your vehicle lease before you see any money. Then, you still have to pay for your own fuel. Couple that with the fact that no taxes are withheld and you’ll have to pay taxes out of pocket and you’re looking at a total loss.

You pay high dollar for car it’s always broke. We always have to pay in advance for your rental leases, yet you get paid in two or three days out for your work. Seems you’re always in the hole.

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Unless you can’t read or write , there are a million better companies that know what their doing. Street Bums make more than I was able.

You just have to drive 12+ hours everyday, and lease is very expensive. But if you are willing to drive that many hours 7 days a week this is the perfect job for you.

You are paying more to the lease of $80 a day for the vehicle plus you have to pay your own gas! So in reality you’re putting more of your money towards the car than you will ever take home. They promise a lot but you never can count on it. Super unreliable place to work! Please avoid this place like the plague…

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33 responses to “z trip”.

The omaha market i applied at is still putting drivers in wrecked old beat up chevy impala with happy taxi logos nothing about z trip seems scetchy to me i tried it but decided ti just keep using my personal car for uber i have no desire to drive a bright yellow taxi i only applied at z trip because i like the image of the nice cars z trip bought but at this moment they still use taxi cars my experience wasnt what i expected at all my car didnt even take gas it took cng which have nothing but issues so i returned the car they lost a ghid hustling driver in my opinion i drive 14-16 hr days with my uber app on 7 days a week

Z trip in mobile needs to bring taxi cab driver Beth back!!!! Not only can she drive but she goes out her way to help….

You pay $95 a day for the lease, which seems like a lot, but it’s really not considering how much you make per day. The daily lease is what pushes a lot of people away, but if you put in the hours and work you can easily pull in $300 a day. $300 – $95 is still $205 per day. If you can work even 5 days a week that’s making a little over 1g a week, 4g a month. Work 7 days a week and you’re making almost 6g. If you own a car and use it as your cab, the daily lease gets knocked down to $50 a day. The potential to make really good money is 100% up to you. You can work up to 16hrs a day or 80hrs a week. Not to mention, ever person you refer to the job, you make $5 every day they work. Just another way to lower your lease and make even more money. You create an LLC when you join, so network your business. Advertise your business and get people to work under you. The freedom you get by making your own hours and dictating your pay is amazing. I highly recommend zTrip for anyone who loves driving and making money.

is it worth ? avg 200.– a day?

Yes. $200 a day is good money. Unless you are a lawyer, doctor, or other professionals that make $100 per hour.

This is a very positive review. I have an interview with them on Thursday. Bless you, champ.

What do you mean when you say have drivers work under you?

Were u my driver for the taxi at 701 Charles Street ? I had the baby and it was around 1038pm. U really helped me out. If it’s you text me 4438147339. Maybe we could have coffee or something

Thanks for that that explanation! It was much needed!

How many hours are you working to make $300 a day ?

Taxi co suck uber is the future z trip will slave you to a grind of paying 500 a week leaee run away run away

I did Uber and Lyft for 5 years and now I make 2500 a week doing Ztrip and I don’t kill my car.

Really? That sounds really good. R u bullshittin? I’ve been driving for uber and Lyft for 3 1/2 yrs and I’m willing to switch.

If you see this, it is now Feb 2021 and I am curious…are you still driving for Ztrip and with the same financail success as you mention in this review? Would you still give the same positive review? Thanks for your time.

In Colorado time restriction to 12 hour days. Lucky to get 240 a day minus the 90 a day plus if u work 10 plus hours.a day that’s about 50 bucks minus as well at 3.50 a gallon

I worked for ztrip last year and i slaved 14 to 18 hour days and the rides are so inconsistent and the fact that your still in a beat up taxi cab And you still have to pay $500 a week regardless if you made $500 a week the 1st week you work there you make and they credit you and you only pay 365 but you only have 3 days to make that amount this is not a job many people could do and especially if you have small children as life will get in the way so much that you don’t end up making any money at all

maybe if yall would actually show up yall would have more business

I have an interview with ztrip and there is two things I want to know first let me say someone I know worked for ztrip and told me that passengers would run out without paying is this true and if that happens what do a ztrip driver suppose to do? second do we have to pay up front a few to use they vehicle? Need to know before I waste my time

They work you to death for far less than minimum wage. Beware.

I’m just a customer that tried to make an early morning reservation to go for hospital surgery via the app (wait time to talk to rep was hours haha). Was Told my request for a reservation was received. But it was not a real reservation ha ha and they would let me know. So at that point I knew this was not a “taxi” of days gone by. Have hour before my 4:30 AM pickup time received text to “hold on” and that we were looking for driver ha ha. You guessed it, no driver showed and I drove myself to hospital. The out was formally Yellow Cab but I guess Ztrip was a needed upgrade.

Unfortunately it’s still like hailing a taxi. You still have to wait for a driver to accept your trip.

I work for a local Colorado Springs Hotel near the airport. I have guests constantly book reservations to rides to the airport and no one shows up. I call and the automated system tells me they are looking for a driver. They have stranded many, many customers. Worst Cab Service Ever!

I have an interview with Z-Trip and am curious about the whole thing and I want the truth. I have time and want to make money. I am new to this driving business anyway. Now I do know back when “Yellow Cab” was around, you paid a lease and you needed a Shofars or CDL license. How much is the leasing and how is it paid? Who pays for gas? I am feeling like I am in a pond without a lifeguard.

Dear Z trip, I AM SO SICK AND TIRED OF THIS!!!! Every time we make a subscription and give a time for the cab to pick me up, they do not listen. They are never on time, always late, and never give reasons on why. Today, I was really late to,work because the DAM CAB DID NOT SHOW UP UNTIL 10:10 AM! WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON HERE??????????????????? This is ridiculous. Every week my mom has a subscription to come at 845 AM every week. We thought that would work and they continued being late. When yellow cab used to do it, they were usually on time and sometimes early. I think Z trip should do the same. If you are going to put a subscription for a time every week, they need to remember to come at this time every week. TREAT THIS LIKE UBER!!!!!!! It is that simple, all you do is download an app, call a ride, it tells you exactly how far the driver is and it tells you their name as well. It also tells you how good the driver is, what comments people said, so you know ahead of time if you like the driver or not. This should not happen anymore. That was 1 hour and 25 minutes late. I called a few times asking where the cab is and every time I call, the answer is always the same. We are still looking for nearby drivers and we do not have an available driver at the moment. My mom called and put the subscription for 8:30 AM and I hope it works. My program director at Summerhouse Angie also called and talked to them about it being late all the time and they are working to see if they can find a driver and work it out in a way that it is the same driver every week that is always on time consistently. This is the reason I have been late to work almost every week. If this is the same every week, the driver should put it on their calendar so they remember. I hope the service improves from now on. I am not pleased at all. I hope lessons are learned from this. We need better drivers that are as good as Uber, polite, and they are always on time. I hope it improves and gets better fast. Patrick

Drivers are independent contractors. They choose when they work and which dispatched runs they want to pick up. They are not hourly employees so they have the option to make those decisions. If you find a driver you like it’s best to discuss with them the possibility of making arrangements directly with them rather than going through zTrip dispatch. Many drivers don’t care about their reputation and provide terrible customer service. Other drivers, including myself, take pride in providing excellent customer service. My name is my brand and it is flattering when customers request me specifically because they enjoyed allowing me to drive for them.

I would say this if you have to be at work at 8am i advise you to call at 6:30am be before time not close to time it takes a while for any Ztrip driver to pick it up and it may not be a lot available at that time so be before time so you won’t be late, alot of time it’s not on the driver

NEVER EVER use this service! Monday, June 6 ….The driver ended up charging me $68 for a quoted and verified 3 times price of $32-$35 with their phone reservation lady to get to the Pittsburgh airport. Needing to catch a flight, I couldn’t argue. What is even worse was I asked the driver to confirm the $32-$35 price BEFORE I got in the car & he said “It could even be less”. Yet in conversation during the ride, he’d already taken others to the PIT airport so he really did KNOW! With this more than double charge, I certainly wasn’t going to trust his offer to pay by credit card so I paid cash and got NO receipt.

I have tried to call their customer service number 412-323-4722, left three voice mails over the past few days … and of course, no one returned my call nor email. Sadly I guess I shouldn’t have been surprised.

I’m sorry to hear that driver took advantage of you. In Louisville, the city regulates taxi services. As a taxi driver I have to obtain a permit from the city. If something like that happened here and got reported to the city, the driver could face repercussions. Just something to consider.

THANKS TO ALL WHO POSTED INFO ON PRICING AND BREAKING DOWN LEASE DETAILS- THE ZTRIP WEBSITE PROVIDES NO INFO ON LEASING, HOW/WHEN IT’S EXPECTED TO BE PAID,HOW MANY HOURS YOU NEED TO WORK PER DAY/PER WEEK TO COVER YOUR LEASE- THIS MAKES ME WEARY THAT THEY ARE NOT UPFRONT NOR PROVIDE ANY DETAILS ABOUT COSTS PAID OUT OR MONEY TAKIN IN PER WEEK.

IF I UNDERSTOOD CORRECTLY-

TO BECOMEA DRIVER AND LEASE ONE THEIR CARS IT COSTS 95/DAY?

HOWEVER, YOU DO NOT NEED TO PAY THIS FEE UPFRONT,OR ON DAY ONE, ALSO, IT IS WEEKLY LEASE, NOT PER DAY, TOTAL WEEKLY LEASE COSTS=665? [95X7=665] IF IT IS NOT PAID UPFRONT, DOES THAT MEAN IT IS DUE ON DAY 7?

HOW MUCH IS AVERAGE ZTRIP PAY OUT PER CUSTOMER? 20/EACH TRIP YOU MAKE CORRECT?

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP EVERYONE

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