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Before you take your first trip, there are a few things you can do to prepare for and have a smooth start.
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Want to be successful on the road right from your first day? Many highly rated drivers say that they keep these tools ready in their car before they drive. Local laws and restrictions may apply.
When you sign up to drive, the local Uber team will send you an email with information about local regulations. This may include whether your car needs an inspection and how to display your Uber decal.
We asked drivers for more tips about getting ready to drive.
Many drivers said a clean car is key to getting good ratings and compliments.
Highly rated drivers have told us they consider what style and volume of music (either their own or a radio station’s) would be pleasing for riders and isn’t too distracting. When in doubt, they ask if riders have a station request or if they’d like to play music from their own phone.
Highly rated drivers say they often provide complimentary bottled water in the back seat or offer mints. Think about having something like this ready to delight your riders.
Looking to drive with Uber but haven’t signed up yet? Start by downloading the Uber Driver app from Google Play or the App Store (search for Uber Driver). Then look here for a quick step-by-step guide to starting an account.
Many cities require an inspection before driving with Uber. Inspection criteria vary depending on your location. If you want to know in advance what the requirements are for your town, contact your local Uber Greenlight Hub for information.
It’s easier than ever to drive with Uber, even if you don’t have access to a car of your own. To see options for renting an approved car in your city, sign in to partners.uber.com and select Get a Vehicle or Vehicle Marketplace from the menu.
Depending on your location, you may learn that local regulations require drivers to display trade dress. This is just a formal name for the decal/sticker with the Uber logo that’s usually displayed on the front or rear windshield of your car. You can request one here.
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