CheerfulGiver:
Just look at this foolishness.

DOVgadgets:
Good day to the bosses on this forum
I happen to come across this page at a time when things ain’t going smoothly in my life at the moment
Luckily my dad gave him his Mazda 626 to try and start a taxi business but I would prefer the Uber way
I’m a fresh out graduate, jobs are not forthcoming and I need to put food on my table
The car documents are intact and I have a valid driving license
Please what are the requirements?
Which one is better(Uber, bolt or indriver)
I’m not sure I got the last one correctly but I heard someone talk about it
Please advise me on what to do
My location is Ibadan

vicolame:
Well, my first question is what year is the Mazda? If it's 03 above then I can then ask if you know any family member you can manage with or if you know Lagos small? Since popman gave you the car and you car answer my questions above then Lagos may be your best bet as against driving that car in ibadan where you may get next to nothing. I have more than 3 guys that actually collected cars in ibadan and had to relocate to Lagos and their hustle dey pay wella here even though it's not all bed of roses sha. So Bolt may be your first plug search Google for their office to go and register and then you can download Indriver to back it up. I believe if the car enter Bolt you go dey alright and learn on the job.

vicolame:
Well, my first question is what year is the Mazda? If it's 03 above then I can then ask if you know any family member you can manage with or if you know Lagos small? Since popman gave you the car and you car answer my questions above then Lagos may be your best bet as against driving that car in ibadan where you may get next to nothing. I have more than 3 guys that actually collected cars in ibadan and had to relocate to Lagos and their hustle dey pay wella here even though it's not all bed of roses sha. So Bolt may be your first plug search Google for their office to go and register and then you can download Indriver to back it up. I believe if the car enter Bolt you go dey alright and learn on the job.

Glithronix:

Bolt and InDriver are your best bet, but start with bolt.
Since all your papers and driver's license are intact and up-to-date, go and register on bolt.
Download the app, then follow the procedures.
You can search on YouTube on how to register on bolt as a driver, though all you need is here if you can read old pages but I can't refer you directly to the pages. So, just go on YouTube, then follow the process of registering.
InDriver is easy to register on cos you won't need to take your car for any physical inspection, unlike bolt that will require you bring your car for inspection and your car must meet up to standard physically.
But to use inDriver, you need experience on bolt. So, start with bolt first.
However, there are some drivers who started off with inDriver without even using bolt or Uber, but bolt should be your starting point, you can then merge inDriver together once you've understood how those apps operate.

Required docs to register on bolt;
1) Driver's license
2) Car papers (all necessary docs).
3) LASDRI (not needed since you're not in Lagos).
4) LASRRA (I used this to register mine) - don't think you need this since you ain't a lagosian.
Ibadan drivers should give this brother accurate information, abeg.
Much respect, boss.

DOVgadgets:

I think it’s a 2000 model
I will attach a picture now
It’s late now
I will take another picture in the morning sir

SamuelTaiw0:


Well, I think bolt may not accept that car f it's 2000 model but I'm not sure. They start with 2003 models although when you get there maybe you can rub some palms and register it as a 2003 model, I don't know if that will work.

Indriver may be your best bet but you'll have to learn a lot. Also, Lagos is your sure option, Ibadan no too get ehailing vibes like that.

SamuelTaiw0:


I don't think this hustle is as juicy in Ibadan as Lagos. What do I know sa

Modified: see, I didn't even know someone has quoted you on the Ibadan thing.

I think even if you don't have a place to stay in Lagos, you can work on alternate days since its your car, you're not paying rentals or HP. Just work on Monday, rest on Tuesday, work on Wednesday black bla bla....

Then very early in the morning you leave IB latest 6am and pick people on the way or you go to a park and pay the union guys to let you load. That will cover your fuel money. Once you enter Lagos, rest small in a fuel station or in front of an eatery, put on your app and fire on. Once it's 6pm or 7pm, you head back to IB (you can decide to load one or two person(s) or not) till the day after the next.

Thank me later.

Olayetan:
I paid to bolt for over 5hrs now and it hasn't reflected in my balance, will they be able to rectify this?

DOVgadgets:
I just came across this on their portal
The car is question has some minor scratches and dents
The ac works and the other things are intact
Will that be a problem
Abeg make una epp una boy
I no wan beg for food

DOVgadgets:
I just came across this on their portal
The car is question has some minor scratches and dents
The ac works and the other things are intact
Will that be a problem
Abeg make una epp una boy
I no wan beg for food

DOVgadgets:

I think it’s a 2000 model
I will attach a picture now
It’s late now
I will take another picture in the morning sir

DOVgadgets:

I’m taking notes boss
Moving back to Lagos is no issue
Na money I dy find before and about registering with bolt
How can I locate their office in Lagos

DOVgadgets:
I just came across this on their portal
The car is question has some minor scratches and dents
The ac works and the other things are intact
Will that be a problem
Abeg make una epp una boy
I no wan beg for food

Viking07:
Before you spend money fixing that car, there’s a high possibility that the vehicle will be rejected by bolt and Uber because of the year(2000). But notwithstanding, bolt’s inspection is now extremely thorough. They rejected my guys Corolla because of a very tiny barely visible crack on his windshield. Another one because the “L” in CorolLa was missing. Any little dent, them go ask you to go work on it.

PS: Forget about the online propaganda. Bolt remains the king of e-hailing. Driving without an active bolt account na suffer head. Uber is literally dead, Indriver na survival of the fastest.

DOVgadgets:

I’m taking notes boss
Moving back to Lagos is no issue
Na money I dy find before and about registering with bolt
How can I locate their office in Lagos

Corto:


Lastman and Local go chop this one tire

Make sure you enter Lagos with your igbadi, as Ibadan boy wey you be

Ca3ssper:
I go follow soldier enter brt lane today, remain small make those guys hold me

DOVgadgets:

I think it’s a 2000 model
I will attach a picture now
It’s late now
I will take another picture in the morning sir

DOVgadgets:
Good day to the bosses on this forum
I happen to come across this page at a time when things ain’t going smoothly in my life at the moment
Luckily my dad gave him his Mazda 626 to try and start a taxi business but I would prefer the Uber way
I’m a fresh out graduate, jobs are not forthcoming and I need to put food on my table
The car documents are intact and I have a valid driving license
Please what are the requirements?
Which one is better(Uber, bolt or indriver)
I’m not sure I got the last one correctly but I heard someone talk about it
Please advise me on what to do
My location is Ibadan

SamuelTaiw0:


I don't think this hustle is as juicy in Ibadan as Lagos. What do I know sa

Modified: see, I didn't even know someone has quoted you on the Ibadan thing.

I think even if you don't have a place to stay in Lagos, you can work on alternate days since its your car, you're not paying rentals or HP. Just work on Monday, rest on Tuesday, work on Wednesday black bla bla....

Then very early in the morning you leave IB latest 6am and pick people on the way or you go to a park and pay the union guys to let you load. That will cover your fuel money. Once you enter Lagos, rest small in a fuel station or in front of an eatery, put on your app and fire on. Once it's 6pm or 7pm, you head back to IB (you can decide to load one or two person(s) or not) till the day after the next.

Thank me later.

mejai:
so what did the police say?

They are lucky they didn't meet felicity0001 in his time. They would have chosen between police and spanner

whatisthetruth:


Men dude, how did you know what I was thinking?

All the while I was asking myself, "What would Felicity do?"

Me sha, I don't need spanner, I have my pepper spray, knife and all (stun gun coming soon), but as I said, that is a bit of overkill for a situation like this and I didn't want to turn a simple problem into a bigger one.

The police told them to find another ride, I mean simple! They asked me if I'm collecting money from them, I said no! Then they said I have tried, by taking them from Ikoyi to Lekki phase 1 for free.

They now came down and started laughing calling me "Professor". Imagine forming traumatized during all their lying, to now come down and just burst into laughter.

At that point, even a lay man could tell that they were lying. It's just shocking that a passenger can make up fake stories out of the blue about a driver. Seeing it happen to me first hand ehn, chai. Especially when she said she knocked her head on the driver seat. I must get that dash camera!!!!!!!

You knock your head but you still don't want to leave car? The stupidity in the lie sha

DOVgadgets:
Good day to the bosses on this forum
I happen to come across this page at a time when things ain’t going smoothly in my life at the moment
Luckily my dad gave him his Mazda 626 to try and start a taxi business but I would prefer the Uber way
I’m a fresh out graduate, jobs are not forthcoming and I need to put food on my table
The car documents are intact and I have a valid driving license
Please what are the requirements?
Which one is better(Uber, bolt or indriver)
I’m not sure I got the last one correctly but I heard someone talk about it
Please advise me on what to do
My location is Ibadan

SamuelTaiw0:


I don't think this hustle is as juicy in Ibadan as Lagos. What do I know sa

Modified: see, I didn't even know someone has quoted you on the Ibadan thing.

I think even if you don't have a place to stay in Lagos, you can work on alternate days since its your car, you're not paying rentals or HP. Just work on Monday, rest on Tuesday, work on Wednesday black bla bla....

Then very early in the morning you leave IB latest 6am and pick people on the way or you go to a park and pay the union guys to let you load. That will cover your fuel money. Once you enter Lagos, rest small in a fuel station or in front of an eatery, put on your app and fire on. Once it's 6pm or 7pm, you head back to IB (you can decide to load one or two person(s) or not) till the day after the next.

Thank me later.