Last Updated April 21
All rideshare and delivery drivers are essential to keeping our communities moving. As of April 19th, all adults in the US and Puerto Rico will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
In this guide, we’ll share information from your state to help you navigate the process, which we know can be complicated and confusing. The official information from county, state, and federal government agencies changes rapidly. We’ll update this guide with more information as it becomes available, but you may need to check local guidance as well.
Select your state below to find information on the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in your state.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I know if I am eligible for early stage vaccinations?
Some states are providing priority access to drivers or delivery people. State and local governments are responsible for setting eligibility criteria, and you should consult your state’s website for the latest information.
- Do I still need to wear a mask after receiving the vaccine?
Yes, as of now, all riders, drivers, and delivery people are still required to wear masks while on a trip, even if they have already received a vaccine. This is to help keep each other safe, and it’s recommended by the CDC.
- What do I do if there aren’t any appointments available?
Unfortunately, vaccine availability varies depending on where you are. Please refer to your local government’s website for updated information.
- How much does the vaccine cost?
The vaccine will be available to you at no cost. If you have insurance, you may be asked to provide details.
- What do I need to provide to get a vaccine?
Certain states may require proof that you meet additional eligibility criteria. Please refer to your state-specific information below for more details.
In general, you may want to bring to your appointment a government-issued ID and proof of health insurance coverage, if you are insured. If you’re asked to prove essential worker status at the appointment, you can show your in-app essential worker card. This card can be found in the Driver app through the COVID-19 section of the app.
How to access the in-app essential worker card. - Do I have to get a vaccine to continue earning with Uber?
Currently there is no requirement to get a vaccine in order to continue to drive or deliver with Uber.
- What if I drive and also deliver using the Uber Eats app?
You may qualify if you do a combination of rides or Uber Eats, depending on your state’s criteria.
State-specific information
Additional state-specific information will be updated as we get more visibility into vaccination timelines.
- Alabama
- Please tap here for information on your state’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on the COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- If you’re eligible, you can find a vaccine location and sign up for an appointment here.
- You can also call the ADPH COVID-19 Vaccine Scheduling Hotline at 855-566-5333.
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Please tap here for information on your state’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on the COVID-19 vaccines. For additional information on your county, you can search for your city or county here and tap on the linked website for information from your local public health department.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- If you’re eligible, you can find a vaccine location and sign up for an appointment on the state website myturn.ca.gov.
- Colorado
- Please tap here for information on your state’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on the COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- Search for your county here, and follow the directions on the county’s website for how to sign up for the vaccine. You may be required to either call or email your county directly to sign up for an appointment.
- You can also call the Colorado COVID-19 vaccine hotline at 877-268-2926 (877-CO-VAX-CO).
- Connecticut
- Please tap here for information on your state’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on the COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- If you’re eligible, you can find a vaccine location and sign up for an appointment here. Please enter your zip code to find a vaccination site in your area.
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Please tap here for information on DC’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on the COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- If you’re eligible, you can sign up to receive a vaccine through the District’s coronavirus website here.
- You can also call the District’s call center at 855-363-0333.
- Florida
- Please tap here for information on Florida’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on the COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Please tap here for information on your state’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on the COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- Please contact your local Public Health District to make an appointment.
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Please tap here for information on your state’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on the COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Please tap here for information on your state’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on the COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- If you’re eligible, you can find a vaccine location and sign up for an appointment here.
- You can also call the Mississippi COVID-19 Hotline at 877-978-6453.
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- Please tap here for information on Nevada’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on COVID-19 vaccines, including who is eligible in your county.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- Search for your county or city here to find out if you are eligible. Tap on the linked websites or call the phone numbers listed for vaccination sites in your county for information on how to schedule an appointment.
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- Please tap here for information on New Mexico’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- If you’re eligible, you can find a vaccine location and sign up for an appointment at your state's vaccine registration site here.
- You can also call the COVID-19 Vaccine Hotline at 855-600-3453.
- New York
- Please tap here for information on New York’s vaccination plan and daily COVID-19 vaccine tracker.
- How to sign up for the vaccine
- North Carolina
- Please tap here for information on North Carolina’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- If you’re eligible, you can find a vaccine location and sign up for an appointment here.
- You can also call the COVID-19 Vaccine Help Center at 888-675-4567.
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Please tap here for information on Oklahoma’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- If you’re eligible, you can find a vaccine location and sign up for an appointment at your state's vaccine appointment site here.
- For COVID-19 vaccine questions, you can also call the state hotline at 405-425-4489.
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Please tap here for information on Pennsylvania's vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- If you’re eligible, you can find a vaccine location and sign up for an appointment at your state's vaccine provider tool here.
- You can also call the Pennsylvania Department of Health hotline at 877-724-3258.
- Puerto Rico
- Rhode Island
- Please tap here for information on Rhode Island’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- Search for your city or town here, and tap on the linked website.
- Follow the directions on the website for how to sign up for the vaccine in your area. You may be required to either call or email your city or town directly to sign up for an appointment.
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Please tap here for information on Utah’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- If you’re eligible, you can search here for the phone number or linked website of your local health department for more information on how to sign up for an appointment.
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Please tap here to find out which phase your county or city is in to see if they’re now vaccinating your group.
- How to sign up for the vaccine
- Search for your city or county here and tap on the linked website.
- Follow the directions on the website for how to sign up for the vaccine in your area. You may be required to either call or email your city or county directly to sign up for an appointment.
- Please refer to the Virginia Department of Health for the most accurate information.
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Please tap here for information on West Virginia’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- Pre-register for the vaccine through the DHHR pre-registration system. Once registered, you will receive updates on when you will be able to schedule your vaccine appointment.
- For additional questions, you can call the West Virginia COVID-19 Vaccine Info Line at 833-734-0965.
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Additional resources
- Carbon Health Vaccine Finder – Additional resource to help you find a vaccine provider near you.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention vaccine information: Learn more about the COVID-19 vaccine from CDC.
- COVID-19 Resources: Learn more about the in-app hub where you can get the latest information and support.
- GetVaccineAnswers.org: Have questions about how the COVID-19 vaccines protect you or whether they’re safe? Learn more about the facts here.
- Independent Worker’s Guide to COVID-19: The Stride | Uber COVID-19 resource hub has tax and financial aid help, discounted telemedicine, health insurance support, and more.
- Safety resources: Find tips for how you can take care of yourself during this challenging time.
- Wall Street Journal vaccine guide: This provides updated state-level information on vaccination distribution.
- Want your COVID Vaccine? Sign up for free at hidrb.com to receive a text alert for an available vaccine near you
- World Health Organization COVID-19 advice: Stay aware of the latest COVID-19 information by regularly checking updates from WHO.
This guide and its contents are not medical advice. Any questions you have about the vaccine and whether it is right for you should be directed to a healthcare provider. Vaccine eligibility criteria are determined by state and local governments and may be subject to change. Please check local government guidelines to confirm eligibility and what to bring to your appointment, as you may be required to show proof of insurance, and/or identification. This page will be updated at regular cadences, but you should check with your local government for the most up to date information
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