Drive with Shareide in Islamabad

Bahria Town Phase 7 to Blue Area leaves you Rs 497 after our share and after petrol.

A regular run in Islamabad leaves you between Rs 190 and Rs 497, depending which one you take. You keep 88.35% of the fare; the other 11.65% is our commission and the sales tax on it. Petrol is your own and is already taken off below.

Almost everything in Islamabad points at Blue Area. An F-8 hop is 6 km and sits near the minimum fare while Bahria Town Phase 7 is 28 km, so one driver's day swings between the two extremes.

When the work is in Islamabad

Most of the regular riding in Islamabad starts in Blue Area, F-6, F-7, F-8. Term-time mornings follow NUST, Air University, Bahria University Islamabad.

Islamabad keeps office hours and keeps them strictly: Blue Area and the ministries fill between 8:30 and 9:30am and empty by 5:30pm. Weekends invert it, with the sectors quiet and the Bahria Town, DHA and Murree Road traffic heavy instead.

What one trip pays in Islamabad

Route Distance Rider pays You keep Petrol Net to you
Bahria Town Phase 7 to Blue Area 28 km Rs 1,352 Rs 1,194 Rs 697 Rs 497
DHA Islamabad to Blue Area 25 km Rs 1,220 Rs 1,078 Rs 622 Rs 456
G-11 / G-13 to Blue Area 10 km Rs 560 Rs 495 Rs 249 Rs 246
I-8 / I-9 to F-6 / F-7 9 km Rs 516 Rs 456 Rs 224 Rs 232
F-8 / F-10 to Blue Area 6 km Rs 384 Rs 339 Rs 149 Rs 190

Rate card effective 22 September 2026, last checked 5 October 2026, petrol on a Suzuki Cultus at Rs 398.30 a litre. One trip, not a month: how many you get is the part nobody can promise you.

The long runs out of Islamabad

To Distance Rider pays You keep, after petrol
Lahore
M-2 motorway, roughly 4 hours
375 km Rs 16,620 Rs 5,349
Peshawar
M-1, about 2 hours
185 km Rs 8,260 Rs 2,692
Rawalpindi
Twin-city — treated as a local ride
15 km Rs 780 Rs 316

Whole vehicle, one way. The return leg is its own trip.

Which vehicle makes sense in Islamabad

The sector grid is built for cars. Roads are wide, signals are few and a bike saves you little on a straight F-11 to Blue Area run, while the Margalla Road and Expressway trips are long enough that a car is the only comfortable answer. Rain and the winter mornings push riders off bikes here more than anywhere else on this list.

You drive your own vehicle and are not an employee. Start in Islamabad with the Shareide Fleet app; full steps and every other city.

Common questions

How much does a driver make in Islamabad?

On Bahria Town Phase 7 to Blue Area, 28 km, the rider pays Rs 1,352 and you are left with Rs 497 once our 11.65% commission and tax and the petrol are out. The shortest run in the table, F-8 / F-10 to Blue Area, leaves Rs 190. That is one trip. How many you get is the part nobody can promise you.

What do I need to sign up in Islamabad?

A CNIC, a valid driving licence and your vehicle registration, plus a selfie so it can be face matched against the CNIC. An admin reviews the documents before you can take rides in Islamabad.