Uber - Driver: Drive & Deliver - Drive & earn money

About the app

It’s your drive.

Our support facilitates your independence. Our security bolsters your operations. Here’s why you should consider driving, delivering, and earning with us.

Choose to drive or deliver.

The choice of how to earn is yours. No other platform provides the same range of opportunities.

Earn on your own conditions.

Whether you prefer a bicycle or a car, you can adapt as needed. You decide when, where, and for how long you want to work while maintaining your flexibility.

Organize a more efficient schedule.

Unique app tools such as the Earnings Estimator help you identify peak earning times while keeping your schedule adaptable.

Work from any location.

No matter if you're in cities like San Francisco, New York, or Austin, our service is accessible in over 10,000 locations.

Make money during your leisure time and withdraw earnings at your convenience.

With features like Instant Pay, you can access your funds up to six times daily.

Enjoy the Driver app with Android Auto.

Accept rides, receive navigation guidance, and earn effortlessly — all through your vehicle’s display.

Getting started is simple.

You can register in just a few minutes. Begin driving, delivering, and earning now.

*This application generally consumes 2 GB of data monthly. Frequent navigation may reduce your phone's battery lifespan.

FAQs

Unable to receive trip dispatch order

If you are online but have not received any travel reservations, we recommend that you:

- Check if your files are complete (avatar in the upper right corner > Account > Files)

- Check if you are using the Uber Driver Partner App and not the Rider App

- Restart your phone

- Delete and reinstall and launch the Driver Partner App

- If your vehicle has been approved to accept multiple trip reservation types, please check the self-selected car model interface - Confirm that the car model category has been selected

After completing the above steps, please try to go online and go to areas with higher demand during popular times (commuting and get off work hours), such as Central and Sheung Wan.

Troubleshooting phone charging issues

If your phone isn’t charging or is losing charge in your vehicle, try these tips:

Use a socket car charger

Car USB ports may not offer enough power for newer phones

Use a socket car charger (also called cigarette lighter charger) that supports your phone’s fast-charging technology

Search online for a well-reviewed fast car charger compatible with your phone model

Adjust screen brightness

Lower your phone’s screen brightness to save battery, ensuring the display remains visible while using the Driver app

Replace your charging cable

If charging doesn’t improve, consider getting a new charging cable

Opt for a braided cable with thick wiring for durability and better performance

Charge with a power bank

Keep a portable power bank handy to charge your phone when you’re not in your vehicle, ensuring it’s ready to go

Remove USB adapters

Avoid using adapters on your charging cable, as they can reduce charging efficiency

Use a direct USB-C or appropriate cable type for your phone for faster charging

Choose the right charging cable

Different cables charge at varying speeds

Purchase a fast charging cable from your phone’s manufacturer or one designed specifically for your phone for the best results

Close unused apps

Apps running in the background can slow down charging

Force close any apps you’re not using to help your phone charge more swiftly

Fixing network errors

If you’re experiencing network errors, follow the steps below to reset your network settings.

Resetting network settings will erase all wifi passwords and saved settings.

For android users

Go to Settings

Select General management and tap Reset

Tap Reset network settings and then Reset settings

For iPhone users

Go to Settings

Tap General and select Reset

Tap on Reset Network Settings

If you’re still having trouble after resetting your network settings, try these additional steps:

Sign out of the Driver app and sign back in

Force close the app

Turn your phone off and on again

Ensure the Driver app is up to date with the latest version