Excellergroup:
Hello All, Pls when trying to pick someone from the arrival terminal of the MMIA, is the best bet parking at the multi-storey level car park and the traveller going to meet the driver at the car park ? or there's a way to pick the traveller somewhere closer to the exit/entrance of the arrival terminal ? I'm not an uber driver, Just asking cos a friend almost got harassed by some touts with a towing vehicle upon dropping off someone at the departure area, and I know the case at the arrival section might be worse.

Pearl1910:


Why una no dey call all d Indriver defenders Indriver agents na
See as Cheerfulgiver just burst outside they promote Indriver...isn't it suspicious

Excellergroup:
Hello All, Pls when trying to pick someone from the arrival terminal of the MMIA, is the best bet parking at the multi-storey level car park and the traveller going to meet the driver at the car park ? or there's a way to pick the traveller somewhere closer to the exit/entrance of the arrival terminal ? I'm not an uber driver, Just asking cos a friend almost got harassed by some touts with a towing vehicle upon dropping off someone at the departure area, and I know the case at the arrival section might be worse.

deedee44:

Cheerfulgiver has proven that last week, which proof are you talking about again?

So bolt can block you?? . No wonder we no longer hear from uche

Excellergroup:
Hello All, Pls when trying to pick someone from the arrival terminal of the MMIA, is the best bet parking at the multi-storey level car park and the traveller going to meet the driver at the car park ? or there's a way to pick the traveller somewhere closer to the exit/entrance of the arrival terminal ? I'm not an uber driver, Just asking cos a friend almost got harassed by some touts with a towing vehicle upon dropping off someone at the departure area, and I know the case at the arrival section might be worse.

Excellergroup:
Hello All, Pls when trying to pick someone from the arrival terminal of the MMIA, is the best bet parking at the multi-storey level car park and the traveller going to meet the driver at the car park ? or there's a way to pick the traveller somewhere closer to the exit/entrance of the arrival terminal ? I'm not an uber driver, Just asking cos a friend almost got harassed by some touts with a towing vehicle upon dropping off someone at the departure area, and I know the case at the arrival section might be worse.

RedField008:
Good day everyone, I’m new to this forum, although I’ve been a guest member for some time now, and I’ve been following this thread for some time now, I just got a Toyota Matrix 2006 car and I will like to use the car for e-hailing, I will like you guys to advise me on we what I need to know before going into the business, the best e-hailing platform to use, what are the necessary documents I need to have to avoid having issues, apart from drivers license, and also tips on how to succeed in this business
I’m a newbie, I will be expecting the reply of experienced drivers, thanks

CheerfulGiver
pope191
sonshyne
ReadaDream
Viking07 and others, anticipating your replies

kanuisagoat:


When you talk of sanity, you have also forgotten that, here you can bypass meter and use free electricity, pump price of 1 nut here is 2k. Ask dru23 how much he pays over there?

Even pope191 sometimes lights the oven for free.

As I have said, anyone that wants to japa can japa but for me, I'm not seeing the point. If the 150k dollars dru mentioned was monthly salary, I will not be replying you here, I'll be in the travel section already

Pearl1910:


Lolz...did u see what I earned viz a Viz the number of hours I worked? If I work full time all week (6days), I will not make anything less than 240k. Compared that to what Cheerfulgiver showed for 6days work on Indriver also fulltime.

ncnerio:
Aneg who get comnect for this isolo here. I pratically don reach ladipo finish local council guys hold me say my moto stop cos na coil i dey go fix. He just stop i start am immediately but dem block me feom nowhere.

ncnerio:
Aneg who get comnect for this isolo here. I pratically don reach ladipo finish local council guys hold me say my moto stop cos na coil i dey go fix. He just stop i start am immediately but dem block me feom nowhere.

Pearl1910:


Lolz...@ "almost got harassed". How do u know they wanted to harass your friend.
Typical asking for a friend.

Pick up at the airport is from the multi story car park. Whether the person is arriving or just seeing off a traveller.
Drop off is only at the drop off zone. U can't even drop off at the Arrival side at both International and MM1

northbird:


Pick up.
Drive to Car park.... Park your car properly. Use your legs, stroll to arrival. Assist your guest with luggages to the car park. Pay car park fees and be on your way.

Drop off.
Ensure all farewell greetings are to be done before getting there. Departure is not a place where you start dishing and receiving last minute instructions.. Hugs, pecks and all that... unless you are with escort police / army.
If not, park, open trunk and evacuate all their luggages as quickly as possible ... and be on your way.

YeyeGbami:


Please go and park at the car park to avoid embarrassment.

Nifemi2020:
Abeg what are the required document to upload on InDriver

RedField008:
Good day everyone, I’m new to this forum, although I’ve been a guest member for some time now, and[b] I’ve been following this thread for some time now[/b], I just got a Toyota Matrix 2006 car and I will like to use the car for e-hailing, I will like you guys to advise me on we what I need to know before going into the business, the best e-hailing platform to use, what are the necessary documents I need to have to avoid having issues, apart from drivers license, and also tips on how to succeed in this business
I’m a newbie, I will be expecting the reply of experienced drivers, thanks

CheerfulGiver
pope191
sonshyne
ReadaDream
Viking07 and others, anticipating your replies

Nifemi2020:
Abeg what are the required document to upload on InDriver

pope191:



One thing I've learnt from Cheerfulgiven the other day was "time is money". Almost pick any trip as long as there's no traffic. Focus on time and not KM covered. The more trips you do on time, the more money you earn.

RedField008:
Good day everyone, I’m new to this forum, although I’ve been a guest member for some time now, and I’ve been following this thread for some time now, I just got a Toyota Matrix 2006 car and I will like to use the car for e-hailing, I will like you guys to advise me on we what I need to know before going into the business, the best e-hailing platform to use, what are the necessary documents I need to have to avoid having issues, apart from drivers license, and also tips on how to succeed in this business
I’m a newbie, I will be expecting the reply of experienced drivers, thanks

Viking07 and others, anticipating your replies

Viking07:
When you do a critical breakdown of your expenses you’d realize this time=money logic is flawed. A trip that is normally 4000 naira (due to the distance(km) which you’ve chosen to ignore)but because you want to save time you accept it for 2500, by the time you calculate the amount of fuel, vehicle wear/tear, you’d realize you’re running at a loss. Of course your dashboard account balance will look very impressive, but behind those beautiful figures are loses or at most very little profit.

deedee44:

How are we sure you can keep up the work rate and efficiency for the rest of the time you will work. You cannot compare sprint and marathon based on speed

sbot:


This is not true.

$150k yearly is a lot of money and only about 6% of the population makes six(6) digits.

Try to have a mentality shift, my brother. You’d appreciate this advice much later.

Viking07:
All you need do is keep your car for now and dedicate at least 1 month in reading this thread so you learn from other’s mistakes. If not na LASTMA/police go first welcome you.

But if you happen to be based in Abuja, below is what we share to new drivers.

Viking07:
When you do a critical breakdown of your expenses you’d realize this time=money logic is flawed. A trip that is normally 4000 naira (due to the distance(km) which you’ve chosen to ignore)but because you want to save time you accept it for 2500, by the time you calculate the amount of fuel, vehicle wear/tear, you’d realize you’re running at a loss. Of course your dashboard account balance will look very impressive, but behind those beautiful figures are loses or at most very little profit.

Viking07:
All you need do is keep your car for now and dedicate at least 1 month in reading this thread so you learn from other’s mistakes. If not na LASTMA/police go first welcome you.

But if you happen to be based in Abuja, below is what we share to new drivers.

Kingdolla:
nice one boss... Are you Abj based?

Yes. You? We (entire Abuja pilots) are having a meeting this Saturday if you’re in Abuja.
Btw come and join our group.

Viking07:
Yes. You? We (entire Abuja pilots) are having a meeting this Saturday if you’re in Abuja.
Btw come and join our group.

CheerfulGiver:
How do you explain the fact that all full-time drivers do 5000 miles a month, which requires they spend the same on servicing, but somehow, you'll prefer they earn less while doing it?

Pearl will gross 40,000 today. Bolt will collect 10k from him

I'll gross 40,000 today, indriver will collect 3800.

In the end, I'll make more. I have more money for maintenance than he does. You have to critically analyze.

On average saving time = more money for indriver. Uber drivers drive longer pickups and make less.

Kingdolla:
na Abj I dey bro... How can I join the group? But meanwhile, looking for a car to drive cos no car to drive for now