Worthless App
The app is too slow
Good Potential, but the Driver App Needs Serious Improvement
Navigation is one of the biggest problems. I’ve experienced inaccurate directions, unreliable GPS, and routes that lead down unsafe, poorly maintained dirt roads. There needs to be a better way to report inaccessible or unsafe delivery locations without risking a pay deduction.
The app also lacks basic functionality. There’s no way to pause a route for breaks, limited options for reporting delivery problems, and insufficient flexibility when unexpected situations arise.
Route availability is another frustration. Offers disappear within seconds, there’s no reliable notification when new routes become available, and drivers often have to accept routes before they can properly evaluate them.
Most concerning is the lack of transparency around pay adjustments. I recently attempted deliveries that couldn’t be completed safely due to dangerous road conditions. After contacting support and following their instructions, the app indicated my pay would be reduced because I supposedly hadn’t attempted delivery.
I enjoy the flexibility and earning potential, but Veho needs to prioritize driver safety, improve navigation and reporting tools, and provide more transparent and fair pay policies. Drivers shouldn’t be penalized for making responsible safety decisions.
Excelente app
Maps
Under pay
Misleading Time Estimates and Unfair Compensation
Veho advertises delivery blocks as approximately 6 hours, but my experience is that the entire process can take from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM—around 8 hours—for only about $102.
That works out to just $12.75 per hour before fuel, vehicle maintenance, depreciation, and other expenses. After accounting for these costs, the actual earnings are even lower.
The biggest issue is the significant gap between the advertised block duration and the actual time commitment. Drivers need realistic time estimates and compensation that fairly reflects the workload.
Veho should review its route planning, improve the accuracy of its estimated completion times, and provide a clear process for reviewing routes that consistently take substantially longer than advertised.
I understand that delivery times can vary, but spending approximately two extra hours on a supposedly 6-hour block is a serious concern. Drivers deserve greater transparency and a compensation structure that makes the work financially worthwhile.
