Do I need to tell SGI I am a rideshare driver?

Do I need to tell SGI I am a rideshare driver?

Yes. Once approved, SGI requires a "Rideshare Indicator" on your vehicle registration.
Spinr will often notify SGI of your affiliation, but you should confirm your registration status allows for "Vehicle for Hire" use.

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    • Do I need special insurance?

      You need your basic SGI plate insurance. When you are logged in and on a trip, Spinr provides a blanket commercial liability policy (usually $1M or $2M coverage) that covers you and the passenger.

    • Do I need a special "Commercial" or "Class 4" license?

      No. In Saskatchewan, rideshare drivers can operate with a standard Class 5 license, provided you are not a "Novice" driver. However, we encourage drivers to upgrade to Class 4 for additional professional benefits, but it is not mandatory to start.

    • What is an SGI Light Vehicle Inspection (LV)?

      This is a mandatory mechanical safety check required by Saskatchewan law for all rideshare vehicles. You can get this done at any certified mechanic (Canadian Tire, local auto shops). It costs approximately $50-$70.

    • The Driver App keeps crashing. What should I do?

      Make sure your app is updated. Restart your phone. Ensure you have a stable internet connection. Clear app cache if needed. If the issue persists, contact Driver Support.

    • Do I need a Spinr decal/sticker?

      Yes. Local bylaws in Regina and Saskatoon require you to display the Spinr "trade dress" (logo) on your front and/or rear windshield while online. We will mail this to you after approval.