Chauffeur and fleet partners
Chauffeur Jobs Los Angeles: Drive as a Licensed Fleet Partner
A chauffeur job with iRide360 in Los Angeles is an independent fleet partnership, not an hourly position. You drive your own black executive sedan or luxury SUV, under your own California charter-party carrier (TCP) permit and your own commercial insurance, taking the airport, hourly and corporate work iRide360 dispatches.
iRide360 is a CPUC-licensed black car service, California charter-party carrier TCP 43833-A, based at 222 N Pacific Coast Hwy, Suite 2000, El Segundo, CA 90245, minutes from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Applications are open in California today. Apply online, or call (833) 743-3360, 24 hours a day.
Apply to driveMost pages about chauffeur jobs in Los Angeles are job-board listings that give you a pay rate and nothing else. This one tells you whether you qualify. Everything below — the vehicle standard, the licensing, the nine documents and the five steps — is what the iRide360 application actually asks for, in the order it asks for it. If you are looking at professional chauffeur jobs in Los Angeles and you already run your own car, read this before you spend an hour on a form.
Key facts
- Chauffeur jobs with iRide360 in Los Angeles are independent fleet partnerships: the partner supplies and insures the vehicle, and iRide360 dispatches the work.
- An iRide360 chauffeur partner vehicle in Los Angeles is a black executive sedan or a black full-size luxury SUV, 2022 model year or newer, black on black, commercially registered and commercially insured — no vans, no buses and no stretched vehicles.
- The iRide360 chauffeur application asks for an active California CPUC charter-party carrier (TCP) permit, a California business registration, commercial liability insurance and a valid driver's license.
- Chauffeurs are screened and background-checked.
- The iRide360 chauffeur application asks every applicant to confirm that they can pass a background check and a DMV record review.
- iRide360 holds California CPUC charter-party carrier license TCP 43833-A and is licensed and insured.
- iRide360 reviews every chauffeur application and typically responds within 5 business days of submission.
- A passenger fare on an iRide360 booking is a flat rate fixed at booking, with no surge pricing, and tolls and taxes are included in it.
- Gratuity on an iRide360 booking is optional and chosen by the passenger at checkout, and it goes to the chauffeur.
- An iRide360 airport arrival includes 60 minutes of complimentary wait after the flight lands, then $1 per minute; every iRide360 pickup anywhere other than an airport includes 15 minutes.
- iRide360 dispatch answers 24 hours a day on (833) 743-3360, from 222 N Pacific Coast Hwy, Suite 2000, El Segundo, CA 90245.
| Role | Independent fleet partner — the partner supplies and insures the vehicle, iRide360 dispatches the work |
|---|---|
| Vehicle | Black executive sedan, or black full-size luxury SUV. 2022 model year or newer, black on black, as the application sets it |
| License | Your own active California CPUC charter-party carrier (TCP) permit, with its certificate and expiry date |
| Insurance | Commercial vehicle registration and commercial liability insurance, both uploaded with the application |
| Documents | Nine, uploaded in your iRide360 portal. Four of them carry an expiry date |
| Screening | Chauffeurs are screened and background-checked |
| Review time | iRide360 typically responds within 5 business days of submission |
| Where | Applications open in California today. iRide360 dispatches across all of Los Angeles County, and regularly into Orange County, Ventura County and the Inland Empire |
What is a chauffeur job with iRide360?
It is an independent fleet partnership. iRide360 does not supply a car and does not hire an hourly driver: it dispatches work to licensed chauffeurs and small fleet owners who already run their own black executive sedan or luxury SUV under their own permit and insurance.
Chauffeur driver jobs on a job board usually come with a company car. These do not. Limo driver jobs and chauffeur jobs are the same work by two names in Los Angeles, and limousine chauffeur jobs is a third; iRide360 is a black car service, so the vehicles are black executive sedans and luxury SUVs, never stretched.
That difference decides whether the rest of this page applies to you. If you are looking for a position where the employer provides the vehicle, this is not it. If you already hold a California TCP permit and run a 2022-or-newer black sedan or SUV, you already meet the vehicle and licensing requirements.
Chauffeur jobs Los Angeles: the requirements
What you bring
- An active California charter-party carrier (TCP) permit, with its certificate and expiry date.
- A California business registration — a Secretary of State filing, an LLC or corporation registration, or a fictitious business name statement.
- Commercial liability insurance: the declaration page showing the policy period, and the insurance ID card you keep in the vehicle.
- A valid driver's license.
- A black executive sedan or a black full-size luxury SUV, 2022 model year or newer.
What you confirm
The iRide360 chauffeur application carries three declarations, and you tick each one yourself:
- That the vehicle is commercially registered, commercially insured, and black on black.
- That you can pass a background check and a DMV record review.
- That you agree to iRide360's chauffeur scope of work and service standards.
The application also asks how many years of chauffeur experience you have. It does not set a minimum.
What vehicle do you need to drive?
Two classes, because iRide360 runs two classes and nothing else: a black executive sedan, and a black full-size luxury SUV. The application also accepts “both”, for a partner running a multi-vehicle fleet. There are no vans, no buses and no stretched vehicles on either side of this arrangement.
The standard is about the class, the age and the condition of the paperwork — not about the badge on the hood. The make and model fields are free text, so luxury car driver jobs with iRide360 are not restricted to one manufacturer's cars. This is the whole vehicle standard, as the application sets it.
| Class | Black executive sedan, or black full-size luxury SUV |
|---|---|
| Model year | 2022 or newer |
| Color | Black exterior, black interior |
| Registration | Commercially registered |
| Insurance | Commercially insured |
| Photos | One front three-quarter view in daylight, one rear view showing the plate |
Which nine documents does the iRide360 chauffeur application ask for?
Nine, and no job board publishes this list. Four of them carry an expiry date, so check those before you start.
- 1
California business registration
Secretary of State filing, LLC or corporation registration, or a fictitious business name statement.
- 2
TCP certificateExpiry required
Your active CPUC TCP permit certificate.
- 3
Commercial vehicle registrationExpiry required
DMV registration showing the vehicle is commercially registered.
- 4
Commercial insurance declaration pageExpiry required
Showing commercial liability coverage and the policy period.
- 5
Commercial insurance ID cardExpiry required
The card you keep in the vehicle.
- 6
Driver's license, front
A clear photo or scan.
- 7
Driver's license, back
A clear photo or scan.
- 8
Vehicle photo, front
Exterior front three-quarter view, in daylight.
- 9
Vehicle photo, rear
Exterior rear view showing the license plate.
Files are PDF, JPG or PNG, up to 15 MB each. They are stored privately and are visible only to you and the iRide360 review team, and you can upload them across several sessions rather than all at once.
Do you need a TCP permit in California?
Yes — a charter-party carrier permit, issued by the California Public Utilities Commission, is what authorizes a business to carry passengers for hire in the state. The iRide360 chauffeur application asks for your TCP number and for the certificate itself, with its expiry date. iRide360 is a CPUC-licensed black car service operating under California charter-party carrier permit TCP 43833-A, from El Segundo near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), and is licensed and insured.
A TCP permit is not the same thing as a driver's license. The chauffeur permit covers the business carrying the passenger; the driver's license covers the person driving. The application asks for both.
What work would you be driving?
This is every kind of work iRide360 dispatches to a partner.
Airport arrivals and departures
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), plus Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR), Long Beach Airport (LGB), John Wayne Airport (SNA), Ontario International Airport (ONT) and Van Nuys Airport (VNY) for private aviation.
Corporate and executive point-to-point
Scheduled business travel — the closest thing here to the executive chauffeur jobs a job board advertises.
iRide360 dispatches across all of Los Angeles County, and regularly into Orange County, Ventura County and the Inland Empire. Personal driver jobs in Los Angeles — and most private chauffeur jobs in Los Angeles — are usually one household; chauffeur service jobs on a dispatch like this one send a partner a different passenger each time.
Two policies shape a chauffeur's day. An iRide360 airport arrival includes 60 minutes of complimentary wait after the flight lands, and $1 per minute after that; every pickup anywhere other than an airport includes 15 minutes. Flight tracking is included, and a delayed flight moves the pickup at no charge to the passenger.
The commercial terms are fixed before the ride starts. The passenger pays a flat rate set at booking, with no surge pricing, and tolls and taxes are already inside it. The gratuity is optional, chosen by the passenger at checkout — 15%, 18%, 20%, 25% or any custom amount including $0 — and it goes to the chauffeur.
How do you apply, step by step?
Five steps, and the first one takes a minute.
- 1
Create your applicant account
At iride360.com/chauffeurs/apply. You need an email address and a password. Progress saves, so you can come back.
- 2
Fill in your details and your vehicle
Class, model year, make, model, exterior color and interior color.
- 3
Fill in your licensing
Your TCP number, business registration number, insurance policy number, driver's license number and years of chauffeur experience.
- 4
Upload the nine documents and tick the three declarations
PDF, JPG or PNG, up to 15 MB each.
- 5
Submit
iRide360 reviews every application and typically responds within 5 business days. Your application shows its own status in the portal: Draft, Submitted, Under review, More information needed, and then Approved or Declined.
What clients say about iRide360 chauffeurs
These are the Google reviews of the chauffeurs already driving this work, quoted word for word. iRide360 is rated 5.0 on Google across 26 reviews.
“We had excellent experience with Karan Gosain. He was very polite, friendly, professional and drove safely. The ride was smooth and he was very patient with our kids while our transfer from LAX airport to our brother’s place.I would definitely recommend him and would be happy to ride with him again.”
“Very Reliable and great experience. Experienced drivers.”
“Ashkay was wonderful. He came and found me and took all my luggage to the car. It was a smooth ride. And a caring driver. Thank you”
“Absolutely outstanding service from start to finish! The entire experience was seamless, professional, and exceeded my expectations. Karan is always punctual, courteous, professional, and incredibly accommodating. The vehicle is always spotless and very well maintained. It’s rare to find a car service that is this reliable and genuinely committed to providing excellent customer service. I would highly recommend Karan to anyone looking for a professional, dependable, and top-tier car service. My friends and family also use him and have nothing but good things to say. 10/10!”
“iRide360 sends consistent airport and studio work — I don't have to chase rides on three different apps anymore. One dispatch, one payout schedule, real support.”
Frequently asked questions about chauffeur jobs in Los Angeles
Your vehicle. Your permit. iRide360's dispatch.
If you already run a black executive sedan or luxury SUV, 2022 or newer, under an active California TCP permit, you already meet the vehicle and licensing requirements on this page. Black car driver jobs with iRide360 — a CPUC-licensed black car service, TCP 43833-A, based in El Segundo near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) — start with nine documents and three declarations, and iRide360 typically responds within 5 business days.
Last updated: 2026-10-14