Electric rideshare vehicle on a city street at dusk
For drivers asking what comes next

WHEN THE CARS DRIVE THEMSELVES, WHERE DOES THAT LEAVE YOU?

You have heard the pitch before: another app, another sign-on bonus, another platform taking a bigger cut every year. This is not that. Team Rideshare USA is organizing drivers around the Fare Co-op cooperative model — so the people behind the wheel today have a seat at the table when autonomous fleets show up tomorrow.

No fees to join the interest list. Keep driving wherever you drive now.

The three things drivers keep telling us

The fare split keeps moving against you

You do the same trip you did three years ago and take home less of it. The platform's cut grew; your share did not.

Autonomous fleets are not hypothetical

Driverless vehicles are already running in cities like Las Vegas and Phoenix. When they scale, the driver role shrinks — and nobody at Uber or Lyft has offered drivers a place in what comes after.

You own the risk, not the asset

Your car, your gas, your insurance, your depreciation. When the fleet becomes the business, the fleet owners keep the upside.

None of that changes by waiting. It changes by getting positioned early — while membership, vehicle participation and fleet roles are still being built out.

From driver seat to ownership seat

A staged pathway, not a promise. Here is how a driver moves through it.

  1. 1

    Join the interest list

    Free. Tell us your city, your vehicle and how you drive today. Nothing changes about your current apps.

  2. 2

    Get educated on the co-op

    Plain-language briefings on how cooperative membership works, what it requires and what it does not promise.

  3. 3

    Drive under a fairer split

    As Fare Co-op launches in your market, drive on a model built to return more of the fare to the people producing it.

  4. 4

    Move toward fleet participation

    As autonomous and EV fleets come online, members are positioned to participate in vehicle ownership and profit-sharing rather than be displaced by it.

Recruited to Team Rideshare USA

Live totals from our driver and rider interest lists.

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Choose your pathway

Tell us who you are and we will send you the right education, launch updates and next steps for your city.

What a cooperative model means

Members, not just users

A cooperative is owned by its members. Drivers and riders participate in the network rather than only transacting with it.

Participation over extraction

Value created locally is intended to stay closer to the people and businesses that create it, subject to cooperative rules.

Built for what's next

EVs and autonomous fleets are reshaping the industry. Membership is about long-term participation as that shift happens.

All participation, ownership and referral opportunities described are potential opportunities only and are subject to cooperative rules, membership requirements and applicable regulations. Nothing here is a guarantee of income, employment or return.