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- Jobs matched to your vehicle & location
- Hired in 24 to 72 hours
What kind of driver are you?
Each kind of driving has its own rhythm, vehicle needs, and pay structure. Explore them all and find the one that fits you.
Rideshare (passenger driving)
Hourly passenger driving in a company-provided vehicle. Riders book through the app and you drive them; the hiring company supplies the car, gas, and insurance.
Advantages
- Hourly pay on the W-2 roles, with the car, gas, and insurance provided by the hiring company
- Tips on top of your hourly rate
- Steady, schedulable hours instead of chasing surge pricing
Typical requirements
- Valid US driver's license and a clean driving record
- Meet the hiring company's minimum age
- Work authorization
Do you have what it takes?
You'll thrive if you like people and prefer a predictable hourly paycheck to gig-by-gig math. The hourly passenger roles reward reliability and a calm, safe driving style.
Food Delivery
Deliver meals from restaurants and dark kitchens for apps like Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Grubhub. Time-sensitive and high-volume during lunch and dinner peaks.
Advantages
- Fully flexible hours: you pick up work around your own schedule
- Most routes are short-distance urban deliveries
- Tips on top of your delivery pay
Typical requirements
- Car, bike, scooter, or motorcycle
- Smartphone with a data plan
- Valid driver's license and insurance for your vehicle
Do you have what it takes?
You'll thrive if you work well under time pressure. These are 1099 contractor gigs in your own vehicle, so lunch and dinner rushes are intense, but drivers who learn the best routes earn more per shift.
Grocery & Convenience
Shop for and deliver grocery and convenience orders for apps like Instacart, Shipt, and Gopuff. Rapid-delivery or scheduled slots, depending on the operator.
Advantages
- Growing sector with strong, steady demand
- Scheduled slots make your day predictable
- Rapid-delivery roles suit drivers who like short, frequent trips
Typical requirements
- Car, or bike in dense urban zones
- Ability to shop for and handle groceries carefully
- Smartphone with the delivery app
Do you have what it takes?
You'll thrive if you're organized and careful with fragile items. Most grocery work is 1099 contractor gig work in your own vehicle, so reliability and a full cart done right keep the offers coming.
Package & Parcel
Deliver parcels for carriers and programs like Amazon Flex, FedEx Ground contractors, and UPS. High-volume, time-sensitive routes across residential and commercial areas.
Advantages
- High and consistent demand from e-commerce growth
- Some routes are W-2 employment, some are 1099: the job type is listed before you apply
- Clear route management and delivery apps provided
Typical requirements
- Van or car, depending on parcel volume
- Valid US driver's license
- Able to lift packages up to about 50 lbs
Do you have what it takes?
You'll thrive if you're efficient under pressure. Package routes are demanding but offer strong, consistent work, and drivers who keep a high delivery success rate get priority on the best routes.
Courier & Same-Day
On-demand courier work covering documents, retail orders, and same-day items across the city. Often part of broader platform networks with multiple gig options.
Advantages
- High volume of available work in most metros
- Works with car or van depending on the load
- Flexible, on-demand scheduling
Typical requirements
- Valid US driver's license (class depends on vehicle)
- Proof of identity and work authorization
- Own vehicle or access to one
Do you have what it takes?
You'll thrive if you're organized, punctual, and comfortable navigating a city on your own terms. Courier work rewards reliability: companies come back to drivers they trust.
CDL & Box Truck
Local and regional driving in a box truck or semi for logistics and freight operators. These roles require a commercial driver's license (CDL).
Advantages
- Typically W-2 employment with steady, scheduled routes
- Strong, established demand from freight and logistics
- A path into higher-paying commercial driving
Typical requirements
- Valid CDL (class as required by the role)
- Clean driving record and a current DOT medical card
- Work authorization
Do you have what it takes?
You'll thrive if you want stable, full-time work and take pride in handling a bigger vehicle safely. CDL routes reward experience and a spotless safety record.
This is how we help drivers like you
"I had been driving for years but never knew how to get onto the bigger platforms. Service Club matched me with three companies that suit my schedule."
"The paperwork alone used to put me off. Service Club handled everything, background checks, insurance docs. Now I earn more and stress less."
"I was juggling three different courier apps before Service Club. They sorted me out with a single contract and I was driving for two companies within 48 hours."
Rideshare and delivery jobs by city
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Got questions? We have answers.
How do I start applying for jobs?
Create your free Service Club profile, verify your documents, and browse available jobs in your area. Just click Apply on any role that fits your vehicle and schedule. We'll guide you through the process step by step.
I applied for a job. Now what?
Our team reviews your profile and documents. If everything checks out, you'll get a response within 24 to 48 hours with next steps, which may include a short Academy module or a brief onboarding session.
How long does the application process take?
From the moment you apply, most candidates get a response within 24 to 72 hours. Roles that require certification through the Academy may take a little longer, but we'll keep you updated throughout.
How do I know if a company hires me?
You'll get a notification by email and on your Service Club dashboard. Our team will also reach out directly to confirm your start date and any remaining steps before you begin.
How else can I improve my chances of getting hired?
Complete your profile 100%, upload all required documents (driver's license, insurance, and ID), and take a free Academy module. Certified drivers get hired significantly faster than uncertified applicants.
What kind of jobs do you list?
It varies by company and role. Most app-based jobs (Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Uber Eats, Instacart) are independent contractor (1099) roles. Some logistics and courier companies offer W-2 part-time or full-time employment, and some hourly rideshare roles come with a company vehicle. The job type is listed on every posting before you apply.
As an independent contractor, is gas covered?
For 1099 contractor roles, gas is generally your responsibility, and it comes out of what you earn. Some companies offer fuel cards or per-mile reimbursement, and hourly rideshare roles that supply a company vehicle typically cover gas, maintenance and insurance. You'll find the details on each job listing before you apply.
Will I have to relocate?
Jobs on Service Club are matched to your current location, so no relocation is required. If a company offers out-of-area or nationwide roles, that's stated clearly in the job description.