Requirements + Applying

Arizona In Arizona, all vehicle inspections must be completed at one of our regional office locations by a Veyo staff member.  Inspections are provided free of charge and do not require an appointm... Read More

  As a Transportation Network Company (TNC) registered with the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, Veyo, LLC hereby provides you with the agreed-upon details regarding insurance needed as a dri... Read More

You can start your application on our sign-up page here. You'll need to enter your name, email address, phone number, and basic contact information. If you were given a promo code or a referral cod... Read More

Sure—we don’t need you to be exclusive. In fact, most of our trips occur during the day between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m., so we’re a great alternative to the times when many of the other services aren’t a... Read More

No, you do not need a special license to drive with Veyo. A basic vehicle license is all you need.  Read More

For state-specific vehicle requirements click HERE Arizona Be at least 21 years old Own an iPhone or Android (see Compatible Devices) Have a clean driving record Have a valid Arizona driver's lice... Read More

To see where our regional offices are located check out: Regional office locations Arizona Driver-providers in the state of Arizona are required to complete a drug test before driving with Veyo. A... Read More

Veyo has set specific standards for which vehicles can be used to drive as an independent driver-provider. These specific standards were put in place with respect to accessibility and safety for th... Read More

Yes, you will need to have an Android or iOS smartphone to become a Driver-Provider. If you don’t have a smartphone, two of our favorite affordable options are the Motorola Moto G or Moto E series.... Read More

Yes, you may use a car that you do not own, as long as you: Are authorized to use the vehicle by the owner Are listed on the vehicle insurance  Read More

Overview All drivers are required to be covered by personal auto insurance. When taking a Veyo trip, there are three coverage periods:  Offline: When you’re offline, your Personal Auto Insurance... Read More

Generally, no. Most rental car companies require a rental agreement that excludes commercial use of the vehicle. If you have leased a vehicle from a company specifically for commercial purposes (i.... Read More