Tips. Tips are included in the Curb Driver App fares, many customers will offer you additional tips if you provide them good service, it's ok to accept the additional tip but you should never ask the customer for any additional tips.

Tipping for curbside services, such as airport "Skycaps" or hotel valets, is a standard and highly expected practice in North American travel culture. For curbside check-in at the airport, it is customary to tip $2 to $5 per bag, especially if the attendant is helping you bypass long terminal lines or handling heavy luggage. These workers often rely on tips as a significant portion of their income. For hotel valets, the standard is usually $2 to $5 specifically when they return the car to you, though some guests choose to tip upon drop-off as well to ensure extra care. In a world of increasing "digital tipping" prompts, curbside service remains one of the few areas where cash is still king. Failing to tip for these physical, time-saving services is generally seen as a breach of travel etiquette. If the attendant provides extra assistance, such as helping with a stroller or providing local directions, rounding up to $10 is a generous gesture that is always appreciated.