To qualify as an Uber driver, you must be at least 21 years old, possess a valid driver's license, and own a qualifying vehicle. You also need to provide proof of insurance and pass a background check that reviews your driving history and criminal record.

The Uber Driver app features a dashboard that helps drivers oversee their rides, monitor earnings, and view trip details in real time. It includes navigation tools, ride request notifications, and destination filters to help drivers operate efficiently and maximize income.

Uber's rating system allows passengers to rate drivers after each trip. Maintaining a high rating is essential as it indicates the quality of service. Consistently low ratings can lead to account deactivation. Drivers should be courteous, keep the vehicle clean, and ensure safety to earn high ratings.

Uber enhances driver safety with features such as an in-app emergency button, GPS tracking, and options to share trip details with trusted contacts. The platform also offers 24/7 support through the app for addressing issues or concerns during trips, promoting a secure driving experience.

Driving for Uber provides benefits like flexible working hours, earning according to your schedule, and instant payment options. Uber also offers incentives and bonuses for completing certain ride targets. It enables drivers to meet new people and explore different areas of their city.