Uber is a pioneer in app based ride hailing services. Uber drivers and passengers alike have raved about the convenience Uber provides. The ability to book a ride from any location is great. Uber passengers do not have to go outdoors to wait for their rides to arrive. The driver notifies the passenger once he is at the specified location. You can even track your ride’s progress via the app. Uber drivers have a lot to gain by driving on the platform. However, due to the dearth of information surrounding how to become an uber driver, not many have taken advantage of the platform yet.

To become an Uber driver is not a difficult process. Besides a couple of requirements that cuts across all cities Uber operates in, driving for Uber is a hassle free activity.
To drive with Uber; you must meet these important requirements:
1. You must be at least 21 years old.
2. Have access to a 4-door car that is model year 2007 or newer in most cities. ...
3. In-state auto insurance with your name on the policy.
4. In-state driver license.
There are other documents you will be required to provide. Some cities request that you pass a criminal background check before you are legible to drive with Uber.

Another nagging question plaguing interested drivers is, “How much do uber drivers make?” At the end of the day, an Uber driver decides how much he/she wants to make. Uber does not dictate an Uber driver’s hours. As a partner or driver, you are your own boss and call the shots. You may decide to work all day or just in the evening. You can decide to work weekends or weekdays; it’s your prerogative. All Uber does is to get you registered onto the platform and take its commission of the fares made via the Uber app. This commission depends on your city.

Also, your city can also determine how much you make. If Uber is popular and has been embraced by residents, you stand to earn more than another driver who operates in a city where people do no not use Uber.

To learn more about Uber and how much Uber drivers make, please visit uberkit.net today.