Why Drive for Sidecar?
-
Offset the Cost of Your Car
Drive where you want, when you want. Some drivers make more than $30 per hour – just a few hours of driving can help cover costs for parking, insurance, repairs and gas.
-
Meet New People
Have great conversations and get to know people in your city you might not otherwise meet. Our drivers are engineers, journalists, athletes, sales reps and actors – join them!
-
See the City in a New Way
Discover new restaurants, great shows and hidden parts of your city through the eyes of locals.
You drive every day.
Why not get paid for it?
Making some extra money has never been easier. Fill out the driver application form to get started.
Questions & Answers
-
Who can drive?
-
Sidecar is a community powered service. Drivers are friendly, adventurous, active and awesome. They enjoy meeting new people while helping them get from place to place. In addition they have:
- 1 An iPhone or Android mobile device
- 2 A clean driving record and a great personality
- 3 A registered and insured 4-door car in great condition built after the year 2000
-
How much money can I make?
-
It depends on you and how often you login to the app. Passengers can donate as much or as little as they like for a ride, but we suggest a fair amount to cover your time and vehicle expense. Some drivers are making more than $30 per hour.
-
How do I get paid?
-
Passengers make donations securely via their credit card at the end of a ride. Drivers receive their contributions whenever they like. Donations are deposited directly into your bank account electronically. Super easy.
-
What about safety, security & privacy?
-
Safety is our number one priority. All passengers are required to enter their personal information (including credit card info) prior to joining the community, and they are rated by drivers after every trip. This helps keep everyone honest, visible and safe.
Sidecar offers $1,000,000 excess insurance coverage (with no deductible) for California drivers and a $1,000,000 Guarantee Program to drivers in other states. This coverage is over and above their personal vehicle insurance.
-
Do I need a special license or insurance?
-
Not at all! Community drivers are only required to have a valid, unrestricted license issued by the state in which they are driving. Current registration on your vehicle is also required. Because this is ridesharing, special insurance is not required, but insurance needs to be in your name. For more specific details contact your insurance provider.
Need Help?
Do you have more questions? Our driver onboarding team would love to assist you.



