Delivery Driver (Bike, Scooter, Car) - No Experience Required

Delivery Driver (Bike, Scooter, Car) - No Experience Required

What is Uber?

Delivering with Uber offers a flexible alternative to a traditional part-time or full-time job, so you can start earning quickly. Choose your own schedule and deliver as much or as little as you like - whether it’s gig, seasonal, hourly, or temporary work.

Why Drive With Uber?
- Get paid fast: Cash out your earnings up to 6 times a day with Instant Pay
- Full flexibility: Work when you want, as often as you want
- Use your car, bike, or scooter and deliver for an hour, a weekend, or whenever it fits your schedule
- Keep 100% of your tips
- Deliver in your own city or while visiting other locations - Uber is available in hundreds of cities worldwide

Requirements to Drive:
- Meet the minimum age required to deliver in your area
- Have a valid driver’s license in your name (for car or scooter)
- If using a bike, provide a government-issued ID
- Own an iPhone or Android smartphone
- Consent to a background check
- Provide a Social Security number (for US only)
- For car delivery: vehicle must be a 2-door or 4-door car
- For scooter delivery: must have a motorized scooter under 50cc

Additional Information:
- Previous experience as a delivery driver, driver, truck driver, taxi driver, courier, or any professional driving role is welcomed but not required
- Experience with other gig, rideshare, or courier platforms is a plus
- All backgrounds are welcome - delivery with Uber is open to everyone looking to supplement their part-time or full-time income
- No professional delivery experience is needed—just bring your motivation and a desire to earn

Start earning on your own terms with Uber - apply today!
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