VeDa Driver Rewards

Coming soon Not open yet — launching after legal and payment approval

Skill competitions for drivers.

VeDa Driver Rewards will be paid-entry skill competitions for adult drivers: everyone answers the same questions about driving and delivery work, and the highest score wins. Nothing can be entered or paid for yet.

How it is designed

Decided by skill, checked in the open

The planned design. The final rules may change after legal review, and they will be published in full before any competition opens.

The same questions for everyone

Driving and delivery knowledge — UK road rules, route planning, logistics, vehicle safety and numeracy — answered by typing a number or words. No multiple choice.

One attempt, timed fairly

Your time is measured by VeDa’s server, and every entrant gets the full time limit.

The highest score wins

A tie is settled by the answer closest to a final calculation question, then by the shortest time.

Nothing is decided by chance

The animated reveal only shows a result the scores have already decided.

Results anyone can check

The results table (without names) and the answer key are published after each competition.

Adults only, with limits

For drivers aged 18 or over in Great Britain, with spending limits and breaks you choose.

Before it opens

What has to happen first

None of these is complete yet. Entry fees, prizes and dates are not published, and no entry can be made.

  1. 1

    Legal review

    A qualified solicitor reviews the competitions, the rules and how winners are decided.

  2. 2

    Payment approval

    A payment provider confirms in writing that it accepts these competitions.

  3. 3

    The company

    VeDa’s company is registered and named in the rules as the promoter.

  4. 4

    Published rules

    The full rules, privacy notice and complaints route are published before anyone can enter.

Apple and Google are not sponsors of VeDa Driver Rewards and are not involved in it in any way.

Meanwhile, the app itself.

See what VeDa Driver does today, and where its release stands.