
Drive your own van or truck.
Scooter and e-bike tasks across DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Paid per completed task, weekly.
Do you qualify?
Four things decide it, and they are requirements rather than preferences. If all four are true, the application takes about a minute. If one isn't, we'd rather you know now than at the end.
A cargo van, box truck, or pickup with a bed cover
This is the one that disqualifies most applicants. A pickup without a bed cover does not qualify. Neither does a car or an SUV.
You drive in DC, Maryland, or Virginia
Tasks run across the District and nearby Maryland and Northern Virginia.
21 or older
No exceptions.
Authorized to work in the United States
Verified during onboarding, along with a background check authorization.
No CDL required. You'll also need a valid driver's license, insurance, and a smartphone, and to be able to lift and move scooters, e-bikes, and batteries safely.
Four kinds of task.
Drivers use an app to find nearby scooter and e-bike work across the region.
Replace low batteries
Swap low batteries with charged ones so vehicles stay available.
Move scooters and e-bikes
Reposition vehicles between approved locations across the region.
Retrieve inactive vehicles
Pick up vehicles that are damaged, misplaced, or out of service.
Deploy charged vehicles
Return ready-to-use vehicles back into the field.
Tasks run across Washington, DC, nearby Maryland, and Northern Virginia. What's available changes by time, location, weather, and season.
Paid per completed task. Paid weekly.
Rates vary by task type and by the vehicle you drive.
Four steps to your first task.
Apply online
Four questions and your contact details. About a minute on your phone.
Meet us in person
If you qualify, you'll book a time on the spot. This step is required — it is not a phone call.
Get approved
We verify your work authorization, run a background check, and look at the vehicle you plan to drive.
Start working
Use the app to pick up tasks across the region. Payouts are weekly.
Your first visit
611 L Street NW, Washington, DC
About an hour. Bring the vehicle you plan to drive — we look at it as part of the meeting.
Bring with you
- The vehicle you plan to drive
- Your driver's license
- Vehicle registration
- Proof of insurance
You can also ask about running an Eagle van instead of your own.
Ready to start?
Four questions, about a minute. If you qualify you'll book your in-person meeting at the end.