There are a few minimum requirements to meet before you can sign up to drive with Uber:

• Meet the minimum age to drive in your city
  • New drivers who have not activated prior to August 12, 2024 must be 23 years or older to transport passengers, but can still sign up to deliver with Uber.
  • Drivers under 23 years old who activated prior to August 12, 2024 can continue to drive with Uber.
• Have at least one year of licensed driving experience in the US (3 years if you are under 25 years old)
• An in-state license is required
• Use an eligible 4-door vehicle

For your next step, share the following documentation:

• A valid US driver’s license
• Proof of residency in your city, state, or province
• Proof of vehicle insurance if you plan to drive your own car
• A driver profile photo - Here's how to take a valid photo.

After signing up, you can complete a screening online. It will review your driving record and criminal history.

• Commercial Vehicle Registration (license plate number must begin with LM, except for temporary registrations)
• Proof of Commercial Vehicle Insurance
• Proof of Commercial Insurance with limits and coverages as required by applicable law (Georgia Code § 40‑1‑166)
  • Certificate of General Liability Insurance with a minimum coverage of $300,000
• Class “B” Limousine Certificate (issued by the Georgia Department of Public Safety)

If you drive an Uber Black eligible vehicle:

• You can pick up passengers requesting an Uber Black or Uber Black SUV trip at the airport through the Uber app.

• However, you must obtain an airport permit, acquire a transponder, and pay all required airport fees directly to ATL.

If your vehicle has commercial plates (must begin with the letters “LM”), but is not eligible for Uber Black:

• You cannot pick up passengers at the airport through the Uber app unless you are part of an ATL-registered fleet.
• You can still drop off passengers at the airport.