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Good evening everyone, please i want to buy a good car for e-hailing, my budget is 4m to 4.5m. Please who knows any good vendor i can get this from. Please i need a car that wouldnt give me any issue at least for some time. Also any recommendation on the type of car

Djdamian:
Bros nor they make that guy relevant ,you see say as he post that nonsense wey hin write, everybody just ignore am

So its not accurate?

lexylexy:
Okay, lemme help the little way I can. So here it goes, in that order:

* You can earn between 10-30k daily after commission and fuel. This depends on a lot of factors like type and condition of car, hours online and market forces.

*Lots to discuss here, you'll probably learn more on the job. But major don'ts, avoid entering one way, avoid parking or pickup along major roads because of lastma, avoid V.I.O. e get why , you see that airport area, avoid picking up anyone inside or outside, except the car park.

*Most commercial drivers are male, danfo, Keke even private company drivers are mostly male. That's just the way it is everywhere. As a female driver, just be cool and calculated. If those lekki boys dey toast you, no gree for them o Most of them no get money, pure fake life

*To maximize earnings, now listen very carefully. As a newbie,Start work early so you can close early. Make sure there's fuel in your car, make sure your car is clean both in and out. During weekdays, in the morning, position around residential areas like lekki, Ajah,gbagada, Maryland, ogudu etc. Then in the afternoon from 3 or 4pm, position around commercial areas like ikeja, VI, Ikoyi, surulere etc to pick those closing from work.
Weekends na freestyle.

*The rest you'll learn on the job. Always look out for road signs. If lastma hold you for any offense, try settle with them before una reach their warehouse o . Don't allow Rider dictate to you where to pass. Don't do over familiarity with your rider. Police is your friend, if they stop you, just tell them you're Uber, they'll let you go, unless you carry those boys, just let them do their job, nothing concern you.

I think I've tried. You can shoot me a DM if you need more. Don't worry, I won't toast you

Thank you so much this is really helpful, i just sent you a mail request for further questions

AutoTechDoyz:
First of all, state your location. That's key.

I stay in Lagos state

I would also please like to know what the process of onboarding on bolt and uber is like, what do i need to register and how long would it take before i can start driving

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Good afternoon,

I’ve been following this thread for a while, and I must say it’s been quite insightful. I’m a young female interested in starting as an Uber driver, and I’m currently doing some research to better understand the field.

I’d love to hear from experienced drivers about the following:

How much can one realistically earn in a day?
What are the key dos and don’ts of being a successful Uber driver?
Why do we see fewer female Uber drivers, and how can I navigate challenges specific to women in this field?
What tips can help maximize earnings and improve the overall experience?
Any advice, personal experiences, or resources would be greatly appreciated.

Please i am interested, how much weekly

chigodo:
I have a car but I want to give it out on hire purchase. 08168995190

Froshdee01:
i have a clean Red 2004 Corolla ce

I am interested, please how much do you want for remittance weekly