This page provides information about vehicle, driver, and document requirements, state regulations, insurance coverage, and city-specific requirements, needed to drive with EZCruzing in the state of Florida .
To apply to drive in Florida, submit an application online and in the EZCruzing Driver app –– download it from the App Store (iOS) or the Google Play store. To be approved to drive, applicants must meet these requirements.

Why you need to drive with EZCruzing in Florida

Drivers are required to maintain current documents. Failing to update a required document before the expiration date results in temporary deactivation.

Use your EZCruzing Driver app to upload your documents.


Vehicle requirements
Different regions in this state have specific vehicle age requirements. All vehicles must meet the following criteria:
Driver requirements

Document requirements

Emblem requirements
Drivers are required to display the EZCruzing emblem while in driver mode. The EZCruzing emblem is EZCruzing’s official trade dress. It helps passengers and law enforcement identify your vehicle.
The EZCruzing emblem should be displayed in the lower corner of your windshield on the passenger side every time you enter driver mode. 

If you’ve just been approved to drive, you should receive your EZCruzing emblem shortly. If you didn’t get one or need a new one, order one in your Dashboard.


Florida driver regulations

Be sure to follow these rules when giving rides in Florida, and keep an eye on your email for important updates from EZCruzing.

Hourly driver mode limits
In Florida EZCruzing’s standard time limit for driver mode applies.

Taking breaks and time limits in driver mode

We want you to be as rested as possible out on the road. Feel free to exit driver mode and take a break anytime you’d like.

Time limits

To keep the EZCruzing community safe, you must take a full, uninterrupted 6-hour break for every 12 hours you’re in driver mode. These 12 hours in driver mode do not have to be consecutive.
Once you have been in driver mode for 12 hours, our system will prevent you from going online until you have taken this mandatory 6-hour break.
In addition to EZCruzing’s standard driver mode limit, certain regions have local regulations that determine how long a driver can stay in driver mode and how long their break must be. If you exceed the driver mode limit for your specific region, our system will prevent you from going online until you have taken the break required for your region.

Best practices

Moving to or from Florida

If you’re already a driver in a different state, and you’re moving to Florida, send us a message with the following info: