moonchild
VIP Contributor
Uber and Bolt are e-hailing companies created to solve transportation problems, the business model is, a car owner will register his vehicle as a driver, the company has some certain rules to make sure the vehicle is up to standard for e-hailing, you need to make your research but some of the ones I know are:
Vehicle should be made in 2004 and above.
Vehicle should be a sedan.
Vehicle should be four door.
If your car fulfill those requirements you can go ahead and register, you might need to check also if Bolt or Uber is available in your city, currently in Nigeria they're only available in about 6 states.
After registration you'll be given a training on how the app works and things to look out for in the course of the job.
Your vehicle will now be available on the uber app and passengers will be able to order you provided your location is on, fares are calculated based on the miles you covered you never have to worry about that, there are two methods of payment for passengers, by card or cash.
At the the end of every week, Uber or bolt will take out 20% out of the money you make that week, which I think is a fair deal.
Vehicle should be made in 2004 and above.
Vehicle should be a sedan.
Vehicle should be four door.
If your car fulfill those requirements you can go ahead and register, you might need to check also if Bolt or Uber is available in your city, currently in Nigeria they're only available in about 6 states.
After registration you'll be given a training on how the app works and things to look out for in the course of the job.
Your vehicle will now be available on the uber app and passengers will be able to order you provided your location is on, fares are calculated based on the miles you covered you never have to worry about that, there are two methods of payment for passengers, by card or cash.
At the the end of every week, Uber or bolt will take out 20% out of the money you make that week, which I think is a fair deal.
