Course 1 of 4 · Driver track
Join the Ryde waitlist.
No job portal, no applications black hole: join the waitlist for your area, get verified, and you're first in line when rides switch on.
Ryde is LEVELLER's ride service — and drivers don't apply through a job portal. You join the waitlist for your area, get verified, and you're first in line when rides switch on.
How the waitlist works
- Join the waitlist for your area. Your name, a working phone number, your city or area, and your vehicle basics. That's it — no fees, no commitments.
- Get verified. LEVELLER checks your documents (Course 2 covers exactly what's needed). Real people review them, in the order they arrive.
- Wait. Ryde launches last — after Eatz and Courier. There are no trips, no onboarding rides, and no earnings until Ryde switches on in your area. Anyone promising otherwise isn't speaking for LEVELLER.
- Get the launch call. When rides go live where you are, eligible drivers are invited first, in waitlist order. Early joiners get the first trips.
What "eligible driver" means
Cleared to drive
- Your identity is verified — you are who you say you are.
- You hold a valid driver's license (not expired, not suspended).
- Your vehicle is insured and meets the vehicle standards (Course 2).
- You have a working phone that can run the Driver app at launch. Coming at launch
"Eligible" means you're cleared to drive when launch comes. It doesn't promise a number of trips — trips depend on rider demand in your area.
While you wait
- Keep your documents current — an expired license at launch is a missed launch.
- Keep your vehicle road-ready (Course 2 has the checklist).
- Watch for messages from LEVELLER — the launch invitation comes to the phone number on your waitlist entry.
Never pay to join. The waitlist is free. If anyone asks you for money to "reserve a driver spot" or "skip the line," it's a scam — report it and walk away.