Deliveroo Ireland Rider Support
New Riders Change topic
- What insurance do I need?
- Can I ride if I have another job?
- How do I apply to become a Deliveroo rider?
- Why ride with Deliveroo?
- Can students ride with Deliveroo?
- How do I change the language in the Rider app?
- What documents do I need?
- What does Deliveroo’s free rider insurance cover?
- What kit do you offer?
- What is a short term supplier agreement?
- My supplier agreement has an end date. Will I be able to provide my services to Deliveroo after my supplier agreement ends?
- After my supplier agreement expires, will I need to re-submit my documents if I want to provide my services to Deliveroo again?
- After my supplier agreement expires, when can I re-apply to provide my services to Deliveroo?
- What are the requirements for being a rider?
- How much kit can I order?
- How do I contact Rider Support?
- Can I provide my own kit?
What insurance do I need?
For cars and motorised scooters, on top of your regular vehicle insurance you’ll need:
- Hire and reward insurance, or
- Fast food delivery insurance, or
- Carriage of goods, including food, for hire and reward insurance
Motor insurance is a legal requirement and we’ll need to see proof of insurance before you start riding with us.
Not sure where to get your insurance?
Your regular vehicle insurers may be able to help. Other providers offering delivery driver insurance in Ireland include RideSure. You can find out more information here.
Please note that riders should do their own research to identify an insurance provider that best meets their individual needs. Deliveroo does not endorse or recommend any specific provider.
