RideNest is lining up its first San Diego drivers. Pay, schedules, and start dates will be announced before launch. Joining the waitlist puts you first in line; it is not a job offer yet.
Pay rates, tips, and schedules for the Nest Driver role get published before launch. Here is where each piece stands.
Rates and payment terms are being set now. They publish before day one.
Part-time, full-time, and weekend options are on the table. Schedules firm up at launch.
The role concept is for prearranged family routes if passenger service opens.
Every driver gets screened before day one. The full checklist goes public with the policy.
The final eligibility policy is under review now. Here is what we expect it to cover.
This form records driver interest only. It does not start a verified hiring or onboarding workflow or guarantee approval, employment, or work.
Tell us who you are and when you could drive. That puts you in line for screening.
Screening, training, and vehicle standards get approved and put in place.
When onboarding opens, waitlisted drivers get the first call. Start dates come with launch.
RideNest was founded by Raquel Franco, a San Diego parent. She is building a child-focused transportation service, and we finish and test every requirement, driver eligibility, training, vehicle, and insurance, before the first ride.
RideNest is lining up its first San Diego drivers. Pay, schedules, and start dates will be announced before launch. Joining the waitlist puts you first in line; it is not a job offer yet.
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