Nothing matters more than helping you and the people you love get home safely.

Habits that hold up on every drive.

None of this is complicated. It's the small stuff, done the same way every time.

If something happens, you're not sorting it out alone.

Driver-assist tech is backup, not autopilot.

Every car is different. Some Flexcars have these systems and some don't, and they behave differently from one make and model to the next. Check your car's manual to see what yours has, and keep driving like it isn't there.

• Lane Keeping Assist

  Nudges you back toward the center of your lane if you start to drift.

• Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance

  Warns you when another vehicle is sitting where you can't easily see it.

• Forward Collision-Avoidance

  Watches the gap ahead and can alert or assist if you're closing too quickly.

• Smart Cruise Control

  Holds a set speed and adjusts to keep space from the car in front of you.

• Rear Cross-Traffic Avoidance

  Flags traffic crossing behind you while you're backing out.

• Safe Exit Assist

  Helps keep a door from opening into a passing car or cyclist.

• Lane Keeping Assist

  Nudges you back toward the center of your lane if you start to drift.

• Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance

  Warns you when another vehicle is sitting where you can't easily see it.

• Forward Collision-Avoidance

  Watches the gap ahead and can alert or assist if you're closing too quickly.

• Smart Cruise Control

  Holds a set speed and adjusts to keep space from the car in front of you.

• Rear Cross-Traffic Avoidance

  Flags traffic crossing behind you while you're backing out.

• Safe Exit Assist

  Helps keep a door from opening into a passing car or cyclist.

Questions members ask.

What is the Driving Score?

The Driving Score is a real-time snapshot of your driving habits, built from four factors: braking, cornering, acceleration, and speeding. It updates daily and is designed to give you helpful insight and reward safe driving.

Where do I find my Driving Score?

It's on the main page of the Flexcar app, along with tips to help you improve. Your score builds up over your first couple of weeks with the car.

How does the Safe Driving Program work?

In short: drive, see your score, and get rewarded for driving well. Your Driving Score shows up in the app with tips to improve. Starting in your second month, it's reviewed before each monthly renewal, and a strong score can earn you perks. Details can vary by state, so the Support Center has the full rundown.Read the full Safe Driving Program details

What rewards can I earn?

Safe driving habits can unlock perks like discounts, credits, additional money off per gallon through the Gas Saver program, and other exclusive perks. Keep an eye on the Flexcar app to see your progress once your Driving Score is available.

What if my Driving Score is low?

You'll get personalized guidance and tips to improve. Smooth braking, steady speeds, and mindful acceleration all help, and your score keeps developing over time rather than resetting each month. Sustained risky driving can lead to pricing adjustments and, in rare cases, ending your membership.

Can I opt out of the Safe Driving Program?

Participation is required for anyone with a Flexcar vehicle. If you have an active membership and a Flexcar vehicle, you're automatically enrolled. Flexcar uses Connected Car devices to collect driving data, as described in the Membership Agreement and Privacy Policy.

What should I do after an accident, damage, or another incident?

Take care of safety first, then report it promptly, even if you weren't with the car when it happened. If anyone else is involved, get their details too, including names, contact information, and insurance information. In the Flexcar app, go to Get help with my car, then Report damage or an incident. Reporting promptly may limit your responsibility to the deductible, while damage that goes unreported may result in full repair costs or additional fees.

What's the difference between roadside assistance and reporting an incident?

They're two separate paths in the app. If you need help getting moving again, choose Get help with my car, then Request roadside assistance. If there's been an accident, damage, or another incident, choose Report damage or an incident so the right team can pick it up.

Who's allowed to drive my Flexcar?

You, plus any approved additional drivers on your Flexcar. Adding someone takes a minute in the Flexcar app, so the people who share your car are covered too. Anyone who isn't approved isn't covered, and loss, damage, or liability involving an unapproved driver may fall to the account holder.