Fleet Lead / Dispatch Coordinator

You graduated from driving to coordinating — now instead of picking up passengers yourself, you're assigning rides to other drivers and making sure the fleet runs on time. You manage driver schedules, handle dispatch logistics, and serve as the first call when a driver has a flat tire, a no-show passenger, or a dispute. You know every driver's strengths, every neighborhood's peak hours, and every shortcut in the city. The pay is steadier than driving, but you miss the freedom of the open road approximately never.

What you'll actually do

• 01Assign rides to drivers based on location, availability, and who's not currently arguing with a passenger
• 02Handle driver issues — flat tires, accidents, no-shows, and the occasional existential crisis
• 03Monitor fleet GPS and make sure drivers are actually where they say they are
• 04Coordinate peak-hour coverage so Friday night doesn't become a complete disaster
• 05Process ride complaints and determine who's actually at fault (it's always complicated)
• 06Manage driver onboarding and vehicle inspection scheduling