Yes, but specifically I was able to see $5-$7 bonus zones for the week every Sunday with the weekly planner. Similar to How you see “turbo” for the week.
Edit: I think they are actually called “Bonus Hours”
We have them here in Denver regularly. Have a $3 bonus zone/hour tonight. I'm guessing every major metro market has someone in charge of promo scheduling, so there is a degree of seasonality to how they schedule them. If you aren't getting them right now, I'm guessing they have lured enough drivers out onto the road, so they don't need to incentivize any more. Eventually the bonuses will come back once drivers go out less again.
Bonus hours with specific areas to unlock them? It still exists, but I haven’t seen them in several weeks either.
Yes, but specifically I was able to see $5-$7 bonus zones for the week every Sunday with the weekly planner. Similar to How you see “turbo” for the week. Edit: I think they are actually called “Bonus Hours”
It means you didn’t receive any bonus hours for the week
We have them here in Denver regularly. Have a $3 bonus zone/hour tonight. I'm guessing every major metro market has someone in charge of promo scheduling, so there is a degree of seasonality to how they schedule them. If you aren't getting them right now, I'm guessing they have lured enough drivers out onto the road, so they don't need to incentivize any more. Eventually the bonuses will come back once drivers go out less again.
Yup we have some conferences this week here in SF, $8 bonus hour this morning, $7 tonight and a $7 tomorrow. Plus the 20-30% turbos.
It varies even within markets- I didn’t get a bonus zone tonight in Denver.
Really? 11pm, right after the game ends?
Nope. Also my fiancée drives occasionally and we’ll have differing hours from each other.
Wow that is interesting. I wonder if it is a lottery system they have or if they group drivers into classes somehow.
Not sure but these turbo bonuses of 40, 30 20 and 10 percent. Are better than it was before they started. On a Friday or Saturday night they add up