Taxi car rental in Szczecin

Szczecin is a border market: rides to Berlin, to Goleniów airport and to German towns across the Oder are frequent enough that some drivers live mostly off them. On weekdays the port, the Maritime University, the University of Szczecin and the offices near Wały Chrobrego keep the meter running; in summer add trips to the coast at Międzyzdroje and Świnoujście. Bolt and Uber are equally strong here, FreeNow is much smaller. A week with a hybrid mostly costs 450–650 zł, and Szczecin fleets on Podpin supply cars registered for passenger transport, often with no deposit and insurance that covers cross-border trips.

Cars in Szczecin

4 listings

Rental market in numbers — Szczecin

Average weekly rent
738 zł/wk
Active listings
5
Average vehicle year
2015
Top brands
Toyota
How to get a taxi licence in Szczecin — step-by-step guide

Frequent questions — taxi and delivery — Szczecin

How much does taxi car rental cost in Szczecin?
Currently on Podpin: 4 offers, 738 zł/week on average (650–800 zł). Taxi car rental for Bolt/Uber/FreeNow in Szczecin ranges from 250 zł/week for older Toyota Prius 2012-2018 to 850 zł/week for newer Corolla Hybrid 2022+. The average for cars qualifying for the Comfort tier is ~650-750 zł/week. Rent typically includes OC/AC insurance, winter tire swaps and basic servicing.
What documents do I need to work for Bolt and Uber in Szczecin?
To drive for Bolt/Uber/FreeNow in Szczecin you need: a taxi transport licence (licencja na taksówkę — the fleet's or your own), a Polish Category B driving licence, a rental agreement or your own car, medical and psychological exams, and a niekaralność (criminal-record) certificate. Since 17 June 2024 the platform checks for a licence issued in Poland, so a foreign one has to be exchanged first — EU/EEA holders without an exam, and Ukrainian, Belarusian and Georgian licences also without an exam, as those countries are parties to the road-traffic conventions. The operator verifies the driver's identity in person. Fleets usually provide a ready wypis for the car.
Can foreigners work as taxi drivers in Szczecin?
Yes, citizens of Ukraine (with UKR status), Belarus (with karta pobytu) and other countries can work as taxi drivers in Szczecin. They need PESEL, legal residence, a Polish driving-license exchange, a taxi-driver license, and niekaralność from both the country of origin and Poland. Around 60% of Bolt drivers in Poland are foreigners.
How much does a Bolt driver actually earn in Szczecin?
At 40 hours per week and an average rate of 62 zł/h gross in Szczecin, that's ~10,700 zł gross per month. After Bolt's 27% commission, rent (~650 zł/wk), fuel (~300 zł/wk), ryczałt 8.5% tax and ZUS — only ~2,100 zł lands in the pocket. Full calculator at podpin.pl/calculator.
Which car works best for Uber in Szczecin?
The best choice for Bolt/Uber in Szczecin is the Toyota Corolla Hybrid 2022+ or Camry. The hybrid saves ~30% on fuel vs gasoline, sits on every platform's whitelist and ranks high on reliability. For UberBlack/Premier — Camry or Tesla Model 3.
Which delivery platform pays best in Szczecin?
In Szczecin Wolt and Bolt Food pay highest hourly (~40-50 zł/h), Glovo takes 25% commission but generates more weekend orders. Pyszne hires couriers as employees — 25-30 zł/h take-home without needing to open a sole proprietorship.