Today, people get pizza delivery jobs to supplement their income or as their main income. They can enjoy the atmosphere, the food and the driving and decide to do a race. There are a few basics that anyone considering it a job should remember.

Safety is a huge concern for anyone in this type of job. There is no way of knowing who could open the door. It takes the kind of person who can handle several different things at once. They must keep their money and food safe, but their lives are much more important. During the 1980s, when the 30-minute warranty was in full effect, many drivers were killed or seriously injured in car accidents while rushing to meet the deadline.

Fake orders are also a concern for drivers. Some orders are intended to be a joke, while others are made in order to entice drivers to harm, rob, or otherwise injure them. Drivers must be increasingly careful to ensure that they are the type of person who can defend themselves against this type of danger.

Some of the major chain restaurants will track all customers in the area who request delivery of their pizzas. For some years, there was a campaign for food to be delivered in less than 30 minutes. This turned out to be a very dangerous environment for drivers as all late orders were free. Today, a 30 minute delivery is not a guarantee, but rather a goal that all drivers must live by. Customers can order online or by phone. Both are near-instant methods that allow people to order their pizzas, wings, or breadsticks with whatever other add-ons the restaurant may offer.

Hotbags are the bags that are used to carry the pizzas and additional foods that need to be kept warm. They are made of vinyl and nylon and last quite a long time. Customers can purchase them to use at home if they wish for a nominal price.

The bags and boxes are designed to be designed and colored to match the cooking business. Some grocery stores stock their deli pizzas in generic boxes. All boxes used for this purpose are discarded after use.

Restaurants no longer offer free warranties or free delivery. Charges are attached to almost anything that is requested over the phone, unless it is picked up. Drivers used to rely solely on tips to recover fuel and wear and tear on their personal vehicle. Today, most will receive additional money from their employer to help cover these costs.

Working as a pizza delivery boy is not for everyone. Safety must be considered first and foremost. Most people will use these services at least once in their life, if not more, by calling or going online. Drivers appreciate a tip, although most restaurants have new policies that pay drivers more than they received in the past.