Why is it not recommended to drive an online ride-hailing service?

The reasons why it is not recommended to drive an online car-hailing service are as follows:

1. There are a dazzling array of products such as private cars, special cars, ride-hailing, car-pooling, preferential rides, etc., which can make novices confused. . There are also many online ride-hailing platforms, such as Kuaidi, Didi, Uber, Yidao, Dida, Shenzhou, Caocao, Shouqi, etc. Every driver is discussing who has better policies and whose profits are higher .

2. When driving an online ride-hailing service, many people get a lot of malicious comments because passengers do not give true evaluations of their services. In addition, there are also many uncivilized passengers, but they cannot refute or complain, otherwise they will receive more irrational criticism and evaluation. Online ride-hailing drivers are always angry and look very aggrieved while driving. Their efforts are often wasted because of a bad review.

Driving Safety Precautions

1. Suburban roads: There are many intersections. It is necessary to prevent motorcycles and bicycles from suddenly coming up at the intersection, so do not drive too close to the right boundary of the road, leaving enough safety distance. When there are pedestrians (especially the elderly or children), you must maintain a high degree of vigilance, maintain a safe distance, and control the speed of the vehicle.

2. Urban roads: There are many cars and lights. Keep driving courteously and do not rush for the right of way. First, you must be familiar with the intersection and enter the lane separation in advance. When overtaking a stopped vehicle (especially a bus) be aware that people getting off the vehicle are crossing in front of the vehicle.

3. When there is an object blocking your view on the left front, you must remain highly vigilant and reduce your speed. When turning right, be sure to check the right rearview mirror in advance to make sure it is safe to turn right. If there is a vehicle or pedestrian close to the car, slow down and wait for the vehicle or pedestrian to pass before turning right.