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Drive for the grand arrival.

GrandRow is looking for professional chauffeurs who take pride in punctuality, discretion and a spotless vehicle. Join as a company chauffeur or partner with us as an owner-operator.

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Ways to drive

Two ways to join the team.

Choose the role that fits your situation. You can select either one, or both, on the application.

Role 01

Company Chauffeur

Drive a GrandRow vehicle. We provide the car, fuel, insurance and maintenance. You provide the five-star service.

Full-time and part-time schedules
Paid training on our service standards
Steady trips from corporate and airport accounts
Uniform guidelines provided

Role 02

Owner-Operator Partner

Bring your own late-model black luxury vehicle and receive trips through GrandRow dispatch.

Set your own availability
Access to our client network and bookings
Vehicle must meet our age and condition standards
Commercial insurance and permits required

Requirements

What we look for.

Every GrandRow chauffeur passes the same screening before their first trip. It protects our clients and it protects you.

Age 25 or olderRequired by our commercial insurance policy.
Valid driver's license, 3+ yearsPlus any chauffeur or commercial permit your state or city requires.
Clean driving recordNo major violations and no more than two minor violations in the last three years.
Background check and drug testCompleted before onboarding, at no cost to you.
Professional presentationDark suit, polished shoes and a courteous, discreet manner.
Smartphone with GPSFor trip details, navigation and live updates with dispatch.

Hiring process

From application to first trip.

Most applicants hear back within five business days.

Apply

Complete the application below. It takes about ten minutes.

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Interview

A short call, then an in-person meeting and ride-along with our team.

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Screening

Background check, drug test and a review of your driving record and documents.

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Onboarding

Service training, route familiarization, then your first assigned trip.