How To Join Bolt With My Car in South Africa
A valid South African PrDP (use the Natis link to apply)
A clear photo, preferably against a white background without a hat/sunglasses.
An Android or iPhone Smartphone with GPS
A clear criminal record was acquired at your nearest Huru location.
Criminal record checks are mandatory and should not be older than 30 days.
The report result has to state “No previous convictions” for it to be accepted.
To take trips, you need a vehicle. All vehicles in South Africa must pass the Dekra Vehicle Shuttle inspection, please visit your closest branch to complete this.
Don’t have a vehicle, No Problem! Indicate this on your submission and we’ll use your data to match you with a Fleet Owner.
If you have these requirements, you may continue to complete the following steps to sign up as a driver:
Step 1: Registration
Visit the application portal to start the registration process. You will be asked to enter the following details:
- Your contact details
- City (please select the city you would like to operate in here)
- Driving and/or vehicle documents.
Step 2: Complete training
- After registration, you will be prompted to complete an online safety training session within the app.
- Additionally, onboarding guidance can be requested from your app.
Step 3: Activation
- After you have completed the training session, kindly allow 24-48 hours for profile activation
- You will receive an SMS with your username
- Please follow the instructions to create a password.
How much Bolt drivers earn per month in South Africa?
approximately R 7 087
The average Bolt Taxify Driver’s monthly pay in South Africa is approximately R 7 087, which is 11% below the national average.
How much can a Bolt driver make in a day in South Africa?
According to the ARB’s findings, a Bolt ad on Google claims that drivers can make up to R250 a day, which is R7,500 a month. Additional sources indicate that drivers can make between R14,000 and R17,500 a month.