Make up to $1500/week driving for Lyft.

What is Lyft?

Lyft matches drivers with passengers who request rides through our smartphone app, and passengers pay automatically through the app.

Signing up to be a Lyft driver is the perfect opportunity for you to earn extra cash whether you are trying to offset costs of your car, cover this month's bills, or fund your dreams.

Why Lyft?

Keep Your Tips - Earn Tips from your passengers and keep the whole amount - they're yours
Make More Money - With increased Prime Time pricing during peak hours, you make more with Lyft
Best Community - The Lyft community is full of awesome, friendly people.

How Lyft Driving Works

• Open the app and turn on driver mode
• Accept a ride request
• Pick up your passenger
• Once the ride ends, the app processes pay from the passenger's saved credit card

Lyft provides additional insurance policies, at no cost to the driver. We worked with leading insurance carriers to get our drivers: commercial auto liability insurance up to $1M per occurrence, contingent collision insurance for drivers who carry collision coverage on their personal auto policy, and coverage for bodily injury caused by uninsured/underinsured motorists. If you already carry commercial insurance or personal coverage providing specific coverage for ridesharing, Lyft's policy will continue to be excess to your insurance coverage. Please note, the above coverage may be modified to comply with local regulations or state laws. Lyft s policy is not available in New York State at this time.

Passenger Ratings

Drivers rate passengers after each ride, so you ve always got a say. We also require passengers to provide valid credit card information for identity verification purposes.

Lyft is Everywhere

Lyft is available in over 60 cities in the US and launching in new cities every week!

What are Lyft's requirements?

You must be at least 21 and own an iPhone or Android phone. As part of our approval process, you'll undergo a DMV check, plus a national and county background check. This will require a Social Security number, in addition to an in-state driver's license that is at least a year old. Learn more about our background check standards on our Safety page, and our comprehensive driver requirements in the Help Center.

Your car needs to have four external door handles and at least five total seat belts. You must be a covered party on your car's in-state insurance, and have in-state license plates. We'll confirm all of this during your 19-point vehicle inspection. Cars have Lyft age requirements too, which can vary by state. See your state-specific requirements.