If you are a current rideshare driver you will pass the minimum requirements to be eligible to become a Fido member.

We will need to look into your credit history and perform the appropriate credit checks to determine whether you will be a suitable applicant. This is not only in our interest but in yours as well.

We will require a copy of your valid driver’s licence (with the current address) plus either your passport, birth certificate or citizenship certificate.

At Fido we offer flexibility for our driver partners. You can choose whether you want unlimited kilometres so the only extra costs you need to allow for is fuel, traffic offences, tolls and any repairs or damage not covered by insurance or warranty. OR you can save $15 on your rental amount and go for our vehicles that have a 1,500km weekly allowance. If you exceed those kilometres, we will bill you 7.5 cents per kilometre over the allowance.

Your Fido vehicle will need to be returned in exactly the same condition it was when picked up. This includes the same fuel level the vehicle had on departure and a thorough clean and vacuum. If this is not done, you will be asked to clean it, or we will need to charge you a fee for those extra costs.

First of all, make sure you and any occupants are safe. Call an ambulance immediately if you are concerned for someone. Once everyone is safe and secure, call your roadside assistance phone number on the windscreen if required. If the car is driveable bring it into us at Fido when we are open, and we can advise you what to do next. If the car has been towed, as it isn’t drivable, let us know immediately and we will organise a replacement vehicle within one working day.

Yes, to be an official Uber Vehicle Solutions Partner you must have the appropriate Rideshare rental insurance. This is like having your own comprehensive insurance on the car however the cost is included in the rental amount.

As per any insurance policy the driver is responsible for any damage on the vehicle. We have a standard damage waiver of $2000 however we have several other options to decrease this amount by paying a little more on your weekly rental figure.

We understand that life can be funny, and things can change personally and professionally fast. Here at Fido we have the shortest minimum vehicle hire with a Seven (7) day minimum term and seven (7) day handback notice period of return.

Of course, however we do have a maximum distance of 150 kilometres from the Perth CBD unless approved in writing by Fido management.

No problem! As long as you give us at least 1 weeks notice, you can drop off your vehicle and pick up your new one when you get back saving you weekly rental charges while you were enjoying your time away.

We give our customers plenty of time to be able to organise their day so they can come in and pick up their new car. If for some reason you can’t make it, we will organise a time that is suitable for you. If the notified driver doesn’t turn up without given prior notice, then there will be a daily charge of $75 deducted.

Renting from FIDO for Rideshare is a great idea. You have no outlays that you would normally such as Rideshare comprehensive insurance, Maintenance, omnibus licensing and registration. You don’t have to worry about putting on lots of kilometres on your car which will depreciate it quickly PLUS you can talk to your accountant about claiming your weekly rental fee.

With unrivalled fuel economy, Hybrid technology will certainly save you big dollars at the bowser. Along with one of the best driving performance and comfort, Hybrids are the perfect and most in demand car for any rideshare rental

While both are ridesharing companies, Uber is bigger than Ola, so it’s available in more places. Uber is international, with services all over the world. Ola is only available in India, UK & Australia. When it comes to cost, Uber and Ola are similar in regular charges. There are times where people are more likely to call a rideshare service, and Ola and Uber both increase their prices. However, Uber rates can increase more than Ola’s.

No, Uber drivers do not require extra training, but they do have to meet certain requirements. Uber requires drivers to be at least 21 years old, have 1 year of experience as a licensed driver in the Australia (drivers under 23 years old must have 3 years of experience), have a valid driver’s license, and drive an eligible 4-door vehicle.

One difference between the two is that Uber also offers you to pick from 'wi-fi' enabled cabs of the options mentioned above while Ola Cabs lets you schedule a booking for a ride to be completed later too