DoorDash is now offering hand sanitizer to all its couriers in the US and Canada
DoorDash is now offering hand sanitizer to its couriers nationwide to help protect them from the coronavirus outbreak.DoorDash is now offering hand sanitizer and gloves to its couriers nationwide in the US and in Canada to help protect them from the coronavirus that has been spreading rapidly around the world.
DoorDash closed its local offices around the country, so couriers will have to order the supplies online and pay up to $5 in shipping.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesDoorDash delivery drivers nationwide and in Canada can now get hand sanitizer from the company for the price of shipping.
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