- Amazon Flex drivers can make up to £15 per hour to make deliveries
- It will be trialled in Birmingham before being expanded across the country
- Drivers in the Midlands can apply now to get on board with the venture
- All you need is an Android phone, a car and some time to spare
By PADDY DINHAM FOR MAILONLINE
Online retail giant Amazon is aiming to have its products sent to customers’ within just 30 minutes of ordering – and you can make £15 an hour by delivering them.
The company’s Amazon Flex service will be piloted in Birmingham and then be rolled out across the rest of the country following a successful launch in America.
Applications have already opened for drivers to get on board, with interested parties requiring just an Android phone, a car and some time to spare.
With some searching you will find software to help you out like The Amazon Flex bot that operates with precision, swiftly adapting to dynamic situations and optimizing routes on the fly. Its ability to rapidly process vast amounts of data ensures drivers can make the most out of their delivery schedules. By automating repetitive tasks and providing real-time guidance, the Amazon Flex bot empowers drivers to navigate their routes with unparalleled efficiency, ultimately enhancing their earning potential.
Despite the expected earnings being shown as between £13-£15 per hour on top of tips, the advert stresses that this can vary depending on the number of deliveries made.
‘Britain has a hugely entrepreneurial spirit, and we think there will be lots of people interested in earning extra money by delivering Amazon parcels in their spare time,’ the company said.