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JuanitaJames:To say the least. But a Rav4 or highlander is not so bad if it's yours and you drive it. I drove a highlander on Uber, at the end of the day, I still ended up with some good money |
JuanitaJames:Yes |
Play you can't play, even good excuse you don't have. |
shollywendy1:Sounds like a metaphor for grass to grace. |
bugmenot:I was thinking the same thing the other day |
Available resources for protecting your Uber business: 1. Guide to Uber 2.0: The 2nd edition book for Partners and Drivers who want to learn how to register and make money with Uber. The book contains all you need to know. 2. Partner-Driver rental agreement template: A rental agreement template that lays out relationship between car owner and renter. This document protects both parties. 3. Partner-Driver hire purchase agreement template: A hire purchase agreement template that lays out relationship between Car Owner and hirer. This document protects both parties. 4. Guarantor form: A guarantor form to provide your driver with for verifying his/her guarantor. We can also write a feasibility study particularly tailored to your investment needs. Click below to get it on Whatsapp 08186473185 |
Happy Sunday to everyone. |
Happy Sunday to everyone. |
The Revised edition of the Guide to Uber for Partners is out!!! It's called the TAG Guide to Uber 2.0. It's got everything. We have combined our 2 guides; the Guide to Uber for Partners and the Guide to Uber for Drivers into one neat bundle called the TAG Guide to Uber 2.0 This 2nd edition comes with brand new updates. Including Rental and Hire Purchase Agreement templates. Your very own vehicle inspection report, along with instructions on how to use it. And much more. Be the first to purchase the TAG Guide to Uber 2.0 Whatsapp or Call 08186473185. Every copy you purchase comes with free edition updates |
Modalities Guiding Security deposits in Ride sharing by Taxi App Guy Ride sharing is daily becoming more popular in Nigeria. Every day, thousands of people, especially in Lagos and Abuja are signing up. 3 years into the rideshare story in Nigeria, participants are still learning the modalities that guide the industry, car owners(hereafter referred to as partners) and drivers are winging it, learning as they go. To be clear, a good number of Partners also function as drivers, registering their vehicles on ridesharing platforms and driving it themselves. This group of people do not register in the modalities this post discusses. This post mainly focuses on Partners and drivers, and the relationship in between. Especially regarding the issue of Security deposits. Of recent, there has been a clamour for security deposits from Partners. But the clamour does not seem to be backed with concrete modalities for protecting both parties. To drivers, this sounds like “Give me your money and never hear from it again”. While I am sure that partners do not intend to confiscate drivers’ money unduly, unintended consequences could cause this very scenario to be the case. With drivers eventually feeling cheated. Nothing will end the integrity of security deposits quicker than disputes arising from mismanagement of such deposits. This is why I have set out to write out modalities that could eventually guide Security deposits in ride sharing. While ride sharing is new, security deposits are not. Landlords in Nigeria have often insisted on security deposits to ensure their properties remain undamaged after the term of the contract with their tenants. Usually any business that deals with leasing or rental has some form of security deposit clause active in their contracts. In business, disputes are sometimes inevitable. Disputes that arise between car owner and Driver can be settled between the two parties, but in cases where both parties require an impartial external arbitrator. Disputes can be settled by arbitration under the Nigeria Arbitration & Conciliation Act or any state Arbitration Act or in a court of competent jurisdiction as agreed by both parties. While I have relied heavily on other documents and sources, this document may not be all-encompassing just yet and may need to be improved upon. I have tried to be fair to both parties in drafting it. This document uses the BVRLA Fair Wear and Tear Standards to determine fair wear and tear because I found no Nigerian Equivalent. |
Hello all, How is your ridesharing experience going? I am transitioning from Oaks five farms to Taxi App Guy on nairaland, I believe this switch will bring my readers a better branded experience. You can now get your essential information from TaxiAppGuy - Nairaland TaxiAppGuy - Facebook @taxiappguy - Twitter TaxiAppGuy- Instagram You can get such resources as: 1. Guide to uber Ebook: An ebook for partner-drivers who intend to register and make mokney with Uber. 2. Partner-Driver rental agreement template: A rental agreement template that lays out relationship between partner and driver. 3. Partner-Driver hire purchase agreement template: A hire purchase agreement template that lays out relationship between partner and driver. 4. Guarantor's form: A guarantor's form to provide your driver with for verifying his/her guarantor. 5. Vehicle handover, inspection and return checklists: These are checklist that detail the exact condition of the car in diagram and written form. When handing over the car to the driver, it is very important to complete a Vehicle handover Checklist, during inspection, it is equally important to fill out a Vehicle Inspection Checklist, and during handover, in order to check any level of damage to car, the handover checklist is compared to the Return Checklist, any damage discovered between the two documents determines whether vehicle was returned in the shape it was given out. You can email me at Taxiappguy@gmail.com And call me on 08186473185 Please check out my new post at taxiappguy. |
Yesbody:Eyes open everyone. |
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GAZZUZZ:That's a nice angle you have there. |
SpeedGod:Your second paragraph is not a by the way type of thing, it is a main issue type of thing. Go to their office and find out. |
carixma:While it is good to have, health insurance is insurance for health issues. If you stay healthy, you won't need it, and if you don't need it, you won't use it. So even though I am happy you have it, I would like you to stay healthy so you won't use it. |
carixma:I hope and pray fervently that you don't actually get to use it. |
neezar:Please give me a call so we can discuss terms |
Protect your investment Today All you need is the Taxi App Guy's "Guide to Uber" Both for Partners and for Drivers. Here is what it contains 1. Guide to uber book 2. Partner-Driver rental agreement template 3. Partner-Driver hire purchase agreement template 4. Guarantor form Call or Whatsapp (Whatsapp is better) 08186473185 |
Double post |
slamstanlee:Or sarcasm |
Do you really know who is driving your Uber vehicle for you? Do you have an ironclad agreement with your partner-driver? How protected is your Uber and Taxify investment? Available resources for protecting your Uber business: 1. Guide to uber book: A book for partner-drivers who intend to register and make money with Uber. 2. Partner-Driver rental agreement template: A rental agreement template that lays out relationship between car owner and renter. This document protects both parties. 3. Partner-Driver hire purchase agreement template: A hire purchase agreement template that lays out relationship between Car Owner and hirer. This document protects both parties. 4. Guarantor's form: A guarantor's form to provide your driver with for verifying his/her guarantor. 5. Vehicle handover, inspection and return checklists: These are checklist that detail the exact condition of the car in diagram and written form. When handing over the car to the driver, it is very important to complete a Vehicle handover Checklist, during inspection, it is equally important to fill out a Vehicle Inspection Checklist, and during return, in order to check any level of damage to car, the handover checklist is compared to the Return Checklist, any damage discovered between the two documents determines whether vehicle was returned in the shape it was given out We can also write a feasibility study particularly tailored to your investment needs. Call us Today 08186473185 |
Thanks and Cheers Taxi App Guy |
MODALITIES Before releasing a security deposit to a partner, a driver must first carry out full checks on the vehicle to be leased. Car owners must disclose any potential dangers or defects in the vehicle. Partners must sign a document that clearly states they have received a security deposit and will release it upon contract termination provided there is no unrepaired damage or default by driver. Security deposits must be at least 50%, the maximum is 100%, of the smallest measure of rent time. So if the vehicle is on daily rent, security deposits must be at least 50% of daily rent. If it is weekly rent, the security deposit will be at least 50% of weekly rent, and so on. Capped at 100%. Security deposits are not the partner’s property, indeed they belong to driver until damage or default(default defined as refusal or inability to pay rent) occurs according to the contract. The circumstances which a partner can claim security deposits must be clearly stated in the contract. Termination of contract by either party must be by written notice or as otherwise agreed in the contract, if no damage or default is recorded, the partner must return the security deposit to the driver. If contract is not terminated by written agreement, driver MAY be responsible for future payments. The circumstances under which Car owner may keep security deposits are out of Car owners control, meaning a default or damage by driver has to occur before Car owner can lay claim to Security deposit. Car owner must inform Driver of his/her intent to utilise or keep Security deposit. Car owner must allow driver quiet enjoyment of reasonable use of the vehicle, An example is Car owner cannot call driver to come and drive him with the vehicle to a place simply because car owner owns the vehicle. Car owner must keep vehicle in good repair. If after carrying out checks and leasing the vehicle, Driver discovers a fault with the vehicle caused by reasonable use, he is to relay this information to the Car owner. Car owner must fix vehicle immediately to allow driver continue enjoying his rental. If car owner refuses to fix the vehicle, Driver may terminate the agreement, while fulfilling its terms and demand his security deposit back, unless fault is caused by driver neglect. After the contract ends, Driver must leave vehicle in its original condition accounting for reasonable wear and tear. If the driver damages the vehicle, Car owner may keep the security deposit and sue the driver for damages not covered by security deposits. A driver may sub-lease the vehicle to another person unless prohibited in the contract. If a driver sub-lets the car legally, he/she is still responsible for payments and terms of agreement with Car owner. The Driver retains the right to insist on the timing and method of return of security deposit at the end of the contract. Driver is expected to use the vehicle responsibly as stated by contract , and is expected to check radiator coolant fluid, gear oil, engine oil, windshield wiper fluid and all other checks that will enable the smooth running of the vehicle. |
Modalities Guiding Security deposits in Ride sharing by Taxi App Guy Ride sharing is daily becoming more popular in Nigeria. Every day, thousands of people, especially in Lagos and Abuja are signing up. 3 years into the rideshare story in Nigeria, participants are still learning the modalities that guide the industry, car owners(hereafter referred to as partners) and drivers are winging it, learning as they go. To be clear, a good number of Partners also function as drivers, registering their vehicles on ridesharing platforms and driving it themselves. This group of people do not register in the modalities this post discusses. This post mainly focuses on Partners and drivers, and the relationship in between. Especially regarding the issue of Security deposits. Of recent, there has been a clamour for security deposits from Partners. But the clamour does not seem to be backed with concrete modalities for protecting both parties. To drivers, this sounds like “Give me your money and never hear from it again”. While I am sure that partners do not intend to confiscate drivers’ money unduly, unintended consequences could cause this very scenario to be the case. With drivers eventually feeling cheated. Nothing will end the integrity of security deposits quicker than disputes arising from mismanagement of such deposits. This is why I have set out to write out modalities that could eventually guide Security deposits in ride sharing. While ride sharing is new, security deposits are not. Landlords in Nigeria have often insisted on security deposits to ensure their properties remain undamaged after the term of the contract with their tenants. Usually any business that deals with leasing or rental has some form of security deposit clause active in their contracts. In business, disputes are sometimes inevitable. Disputes that arise between car owner and Driver can be settled between the two parties, but in cases where both parties require an impartial external arbitrator. Disputes can be settled by arbitration under the Nigeria Arbitration & Conciliation Act or any state Arbitration Act or in a court of competent jurisdiction as agreed by both parties. While I have relied heavily on other documents and sources, this document may not be all-encompassing just yet and may need to be improved upon. I have tried to be fair to both parties in drafting it. This document uses the BVRLA Fair Wear and Tear Standards to determine fair wear and tear because I found no Nigerian Equivalent. |
Cooladex:None |
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slamstanlee:It's up to 10k. Not 10k. Meaning they can even give us 200 Naira and say thanks for the service. Uber. |
Get all the key information about Uber in one place. Purchase the "Guide to Uber for Partners" or the "Guide to Uber for Drivers". These 2 books are crash courses for people who want to quickly catch up on all the important stuff. Both books come with lots of freebies. Get it on Whatsapp 08186473185 |
Hello everyone |
slamstanlee:Nice, but the payout is really low. They reduced one of my 40,000 referrals to 4,000. |
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