Restaurant Delivery Driver - No Experience Required

Restaurant Delivery Driver - No Experience Required

Earn extra money on your own terms by joining Uber as a delivery driver. Enjoy flexibility and independence compared to traditional part-time or full-time jobs. Set your own hours and start earning quickly while having full control over your daily routine.

You can select delivery times that suit your lifestyle. Work a few hours occasionally, cover weekends, or take on more regular shifts. Uber’s platform supports a variety of working styles, including gig work, temporary roles, seasonal jobs, and hourly commitments.

Why Deliver With Uber?

- Get paid fast, with options to cash out your earnings up to five times per day using Instant Pay
- Choose your own schedule and decide how frequently you want to deliver
- Make deliveries using your car, bike, or scooter at times that work best for you
- Keep all tips you earn from customers
- Deliver in your own neighborhood or in any city where Uber is available

Requirements

- Meet the minimum age required in your city
- Hold a valid driver’s license in your name (for car delivery)
- If delivering in the US, provide your Social Security number
- Consent to a background screening
- Own a smartphone (iPhone or Android)
- For car delivery: Vehicle must have 2 or 4 doors
- For scooter delivery: Use a motorized scooter 50cc or less
- For bicycle delivery: Must have a valid government-issued photo ID

Additional Information

- Previous experience in transportation or delivery positions such as delivery driver, driver, truck driver, bus operator, taxi driver, or chauffeur may be helpful, but is not required
- Couriers with backgrounds from other delivery or rideshare services can apply
- People from all professional backgrounds are welcome to deliver with Uber
- No delivery experience needed to start
- Use Uber as a way to add extra earnings to your current job, whether part-time or full-time

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