Ride-Hailing

State Employed Driver

Lyft Contract Ending April 17, 2024.

The State of Utah has a contract with Lyft Concierge through 04/17/2024 and is currently negotiating a contract with Uber to replace and supersede the Lyft contract on 04/18/2024 (more instruction will follow once the Uber contract finalizes). See your Agency Fleet Manager about using your agency’s account.

Access the Lyft contract information

Requirements to drive a State owned vehicle

Any operator driving a state-owned vehicle while conducting state business should have an “Operator ID”, (Rule 27-3-3) which is created by the Department or Agency for their employees. Employees must take the Defensive Driver Test every two years and maintain an active drivers license.

If you are a state employee who needs to use a state owned vehicle for business purposes, please contact your Agency Fleet Manager.

Find your Fleet Manager by Agency
Defensive Driving
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Mobility Options for Approved State Employees

Vehicles can be rented by any State Employee with an active Operator ID from either the Agency or shared motor pools. Other transportation options are available for State Employees, such as renting a vehicle through Enterprise or hailing a ride through Uber. These are for State business use only as the rates are obtained through State signed agreements.

If you are a state employee who needs to utilize either of these options, please contact your Agency Fleet Manager for more information or to sign up for these services.

Rent a vehicle for state official business through Enterprise
Reserve a State owned Vehicle

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