Driving Mode tracks eligible distance while you drive and turns it into reward progress, subject to the app's current rules.
Last reviewed: 2026-07-22 · Applicable country: India
Users must not interact with the app while operating a vehicle. Start tracking before you begin driving, and only stop tracking after you have safely parked.
Location tracking for Driving Mode is only active when you explicitly enable it, and can be disabled at any time in your device or app settings. LuckyMeter uses GPS coordinates and route information, along with trip metadata such as start/end time and duration, to calculate eligible distance.
Eligible distance, daily limits, and validation rules are subject to the current in-app rules and may change. We do not publish specific thresholds here to avoid stating a number that may not match the version of the app you are using — check the in-app rules for current details.
Common reasons driving distance may not be reflected in your reward progress include:
Continuous GPS tracking during Driving Mode uses more battery than normal phone use. Keep your device charged during longer trips if possible.
Raw location route data collected in Driving Mode is retained only for a limited period to calculate rewards and investigate potential fraud, after which it is deleted or de-identified, while aggregated distance totals are retained. See our full Privacy Policy for details.
Can I use the app while driving?
No. Do not interact with the app while operating a vehicle. Start Driving Mode before you begin, and check your progress only after you have safely stopped.
Does LuckyMeter track my location when Driving Mode is off?
No. Location tracking for Driving Mode is only active when you explicitly enable it.