Do it as one business/Schedule C. It will be much easier since you won't have to divide up expenses between schedules - especially the vehicle expenses. Enter it as you described above - combine it into one business and call it Rideshare/Delivery or just Driving would be fine. It doesn't matter what you describe it as. The description helps TurboTax choose a business code and provides you with a list of common expenses. The common expenses for both of those business types are the same. Put all of your self-employment income and expenses on the same Schedule C (line of work).
If you had one business as a driver and another business as a karate instructor, you would not combine them. But in your case, these are both the same work activity. @Throstle
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