As U.S. retail gasoline prices soar, DoorDash launches emergency fuel subsidy program

Glonghui March 24th｜The largest food delivery platform in the United States, DoorDash, announced that it will launch an emergency relief program to help American freelancers offset rising fuel costs. Over the past month, the average retail gasoline price across the U.S. has increased by more than 30%. According to the program, delivery drivers who drive at least 125 miles per week delivering meals through DoorDash will receive a weekly fuel subsidy. The subsidy amount starts at $5 and can reach up to $15, depending on the mileage driven. The program will run until April 26th, and eligible drivers can save up to $1.9 per gallon of gasoline each week.