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Uber car hire in Melbourne: tell us what you need

Looking for Uber car hire in Melbourne, or a car for DiDi or Ola? We work with rental operators in Melbourne. Tell us what you need and we pass your details to operators who may have a car for you.

We do not own or rent cars ourselves. We cannot promise a car, a price or a start date. The operator you talk to sets all of that.

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It takes about a minute. An operator may call or message you if they have a car that fits.

By sending this form you agree we can share your details with rental operators in Melbourne. See our privacy policy.

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How it works

We are an Australian company. We make software that rental operators use to run their fleets. That is how we know them.

What rental operators usually ask for

Every operator has their own rules. Most will ask for some or all of these before they hand over keys:

What to check in a rental agreement

Read the agreement before you sign. Ask the operator to explain anything you do not understand. Check these points:

Take photos of the car when you pick it up and when you return it. Keep a copy of the signed agreement.

Key points

Weekly price. What it includes, and whether it can change during the rental.
Minimum term. How many weeks you must keep the car, and what happens if you return it early.
Bond. The amount, what it can be used for, and how long it takes to come back after you return the car.
Accidents and damage. What you pay if the car is damaged (the excess), and how to report an accident.
Fines and tolls. Fines and tolls are usually transferred to the driver who had the car. Ask if there is a fee for each transfer.
Servicing. Who books and pays for servicing and repairs, and what happens to your income while the car is in the workshop.
Kilometres. Whether there is a weekly limit.
GPS. Whether the car has a tracker. The operator should tell you if it does.
Ending the rental. How much notice you must give, and how the return check works.

Rules for rideshare drivers in Victoria

Rideshare and taxi work in Victoria is regulated by Safe Transport Victoria (it replaced Commercial Passenger Vehicles Victoria). The main points from their website:

Rules change. Check the Safe Transport Victoria driver accreditation page and the vehicle registration page for the current rules. This page is general information, not legal advice.

FAQ

Questions

Do you rent cars for Uber in Melbourne?

No. We do not own or rent cars. We pass your details to rental operators in Melbourne who may have a car for you. The operator decides if they can help.

How much does it cost to send my details?

Nothing. We do not charge drivers. The weekly price and bond come from the operator, so ask them.

Who will see my details?

We share them with rental operators in Melbourne so they can contact you about a car. Read our privacy policy to see how we handle your information.

Can I get a car in Sydney or another city?

Not yet. For now we only pass enquiries to operators in Melbourne.