Looking for driving jobs in Issaquah, WA?

When you become a driver in your city with Uber, you need to be at least the minimum age to drive here, have an eligible form of transportation, and submit required documents, such as a valid driver’s license. You must also pass a background screening and have at least one year of driving experience with a license. See Washington background screening information.

Your schedule is your choice. You can get paid to drive using Uber when you want and manage your own hours. Whether you choose to drive full-time or part-time or just when you need extra money, Uber is a great way to be your own boss.

Tipping is part of how you get paid to drive on Uber. Any tips you make from your customers in Issaquah belong to you and are automatically added to your total earnings. There are zero service fees applied to your tips.

Getting paid to drive is a big part of the reason you looked for an alternative to a full-time or part-time driving job in Issaquah and decided to use Uber. So we make it as easy as possible to track your earnings from riders. A monetary amount at the top of your screen will show your earnings. Look for resources in the app to give you more information about seeing your real-time totals and details.

Yes. You can be a rideshare driver and/or delivery person using Uber in your free time with your own vehicle, as long as that vehicle meets the requirements for the type of driving you’re doing. Get more information at uber.com/drive/requirements.

Riders using Uber near you frequently request rides to Swedish Medical Center - Issaquah Campus, Fred Meyer, and Issaquah Transit Center/Park & Ride. Hotels are also popular pickup and dropoff locations; some near you include Hilton Garden Inn Seattle/Issaquah. And, of course, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

Each city has its own rules about what vehicles and model years can be used to become a driver with Uber. At uber.com/eligible-vehicles, you’ll see what the eligible vehicles are in Issaquah. You can find basic vehicle requirements for your area at uber.com/drive/requirements.

Yes, Uber gives you the flexibility to choose how you want to spend your time. Although you can’t pick up riders for 2 different apps on the same trip, you’re able to switch back and forth if you’d like.

Yes. You can drive a taxi (or have another part-time or full-time driver job) and also get paid to drive using Uber in your free time with your own vehicle.

You can get clear, updated information related to airport pickups and dropoffs at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on the airports page at Uber.com.