Via

About Via

Via runs shared, on-demand rides, picking riders up at nearby corners to cut detours, and drives much of its service for cities and transit agencies. Drivers choose when and how much to drive, and Via sends hourly rates and promotions in advance so you can plan. Driver openings depend on the city, and qualified applicants are invited to finish registration after signing up in the Via Driver app.

Who can apply

To become a Via driver, candidates need to have a four-door vehicle that meets the platform’s model requirements, such as vehicles from 2010 or later in most cities. Drivers must have a valid driver’s license, a clean driving record, and pass a background check. Some locations may require additional inspections or permits, such as TLC licenses in New York. Vehicles also undergo inspections to ensure they meet safety standards. Drivers must be comfortable using the Via app to manage ride requests and schedules. Via provides flexible pay options, including guaranteed hourly rates and bonus incentives during peak hours, making it a favorable platform for drivers looking to maximize their earnings through shared rides.