Uber Eats
Asks for a full (open) Australian motorcycle licence for motorbike delivery. Learner, provisional and overseas licences are not accepted for this.
FOOD DELIVERY RIDERS
Have an ABN? Get a bike for your delivery shifts.
Small regular payments. You own the bike after the last payment. Pick up in Newstead, Brisbane.
Who can apply
Riding for food, parcel or gig apps is business use. Here is what you need.
- You are 18 or older.
- You have an active ABN as a sole trader.
- You hold a car licence (learner, provisional or open) for our 50cc scooters, or a motorcycle licence (RE or R) for our 110cc and 125cc bikes. Check your app's rules too.
- You have the right to work in Australia.
- Your income shows in your bank statements.
Have these ready
- Your ABN. We check your ABN before we send your contract.
- Photos of your licence, front and back.
- Recent bank statements. Connect your bank online or upload a PDF.
- Your bank account (BSB and account number) for your regular payments.
No ABN yet? You can apply for one on the Australian Business Register website. Not everyone can get an ABN, so check first.
Bikes for delivery riders
Prices are for business use. Open a bike to change the term and see the price.
110cc and 125cc
Ride these on a motorcycle licence.
LAMS approvedHonda Dio
Light commuter scooter. City runaround that still takes a delivery bag.
From $48.56 a week
over 12 months · Business use price
LAMS approvedSuzuki Address
The workhorse 110. Quiet, cheap to run, built for daily kilometres.
From $48.56 a week
over 12 months · Business use price
LAMS approvedHonda CB125
Naked 125. A step up when the scooter has earned its keep.
From $60.70 a week
over 12 months · Business use price
Prices are for business use and shown weekly. You choose how often you pay when you apply. Apply shows your price before you send anything. Price includes on-road costs. See the Fee Chart for fees.
Apps and licence rules
Each app sets its own rules and decides who can ride for it. A 50cc scooter on a car licence can work for delivery when you ride it legally. Check your app's rules when you sign up. Checked October 2026.
- Uber Eats
- DoorDash
- EASI
- Sherpa
DoorDash
Takes scooters and motorbikes. An open licence is optional, but without a verified licence you may miss some orders.
EASI
Takes motorcycles. Asks for a valid licence for your vehicle, and training before you start.
Sherpa
Parcel and courier jobs, mostly in central areas. Asks for a P1 licence or above, an ABN and a police check.
Most apps pay weekly, so you can line up your payments with your pay.
Questions
Which apps can I ride for?
In Brisbane, Uber Eats, DoorDash, EASI and Sherpa take riders on scooters or motorbikes (checked October 2026). Each app decides who can ride for it. Leasie is not affiliated with any app.
Which licence do I need for delivery?
Each app sets its own rules. Uber Eats asks for a full Australian motorcycle licence for motorbike delivery. Sherpa asks for a P1 licence or above. DoorDash asks for a valid licence. On an RE learner licence you must ride with a supervisor. A 50cc scooter on a car licence can work too, when you ride it legally. Check with your app before you apply.
Do I need an ABN?
Yes. Riding for work is business use, so you need an active ABN. For now, business use is for sole traders. Type your ABN on the form, or tap Add it later. We check your ABN before we send your contract.
You own the bike after the last payment.
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