Do I need a commercial licence?

No. Since Triply operates on a cost-sharing basis (not for profit), drivers use their personal vehicle and personal driving licence. Drivers must not profit from rides — pricing is capped at cost recovery only, in line with the Motor Vehicles Act.

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Q: What vehicles are accepted?

Any private 4-wheeler with valid RC, insurance, and PUC. Cars must be less than 15 years old for diesel (or 20 years for petrol) and in roadworthy condition.

Q: When do I receive my share?

Passenger payments are released to your linked account within 24 hours of trip completion and confirmation by the passenger.

Post in 60 seconds

Enter your route, date, time, and how many seats you have. Triply handles the rest — matching, messaging, and payment.

Direct bank transfer

Passenger fare is held securely and released to your UPI or bank account within 24 hours of trip completion.

Verified passengers only

Every passenger who books your ride is ID-verified. View their profile, rating, and past trip history before confirming.

You set the schedule

Drive once a week, once a month, or every day. Post rides only when you're already travelling. No quotas, no targets.

Pickup flexibility

Set multiple pickup points along your route. Passengers meet you where it's convenient — no detours unless you allow them.

24/7 support

Our driver support team is available around the clock via in-app chat, phone, and email for any issue on the road.

Driver FAQs

Questions, answered.

How much can I earn as a Triply driver?

Triply is a cost-sharing platform, not a commercial taxi service. Drivers recover fuel and toll costs by splitting them with passengers. Typical cost recovery per intercity trip ranges from ₹800 to ₹2,500 depending on route distance and number of passengers. You cannot set prices above cost recovery — this keeps the platform legal under the Motor Vehicles Act.

Do I need a commercial driving licence?

No. Since Triply operates on cost-sharing (not for profit), you use your personal vehicle and personal driving licence. Commercial permits are only required if you're operating as a taxi service, which Triply is not.

What vehicles are accepted?

Any private 4-wheeler with valid RC, insurance, and PUC certificate. Vehicles must be less than 15 years old for diesel (or 20 years for petrol, per NGT guidelines for NCR; other states may vary) and in roadworthy condition. We do not currently accept 2-wheelers or commercial vehicles.

When do I receive my share of the fare?

Passenger payments are held by Triply and released to your linked UPI or bank account within 24 hours of trip completion, once the passenger confirms the ride was completed safely.

What if a passenger cancels last minute?

Cancellation policies apply based on how close to departure the cancellation happens. Drivers receive partial compensation for late cancellations. See our full Cancellation Policy.

Who pays for tolls?

Tolls are included in the per-seat fare calculation by default. You can customise this per route in your driver settings.

Am I insured during Triply rides?

Your personal car insurance policy applies. Triply provides supplementary trip protection that covers passenger injury in the rare case of an accident, subject to terms. Check your private motor insurance to confirm cost-sharing carpool rides are not excluded.

Can I refuse a passenger?

Yes. You can review any passenger's profile, rating, and trip history before accepting their booking. You cannot refuse a passenger based on caste, religion, gender, disability, or any other legally protected characteristic, in line with our Community Rules.

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