Can the Baojun 730 Operate as a Hello Hitch Ride?
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The Baojun 730 cannot operate as a Hello Hitch ride. Below are the joining conditions: Vehicle Type: Hello Hitch does not support all vehicle types. The car must be a model with fewer than seven seats. Seven-seater vehicles have too long a wheelbase and do not meet the registration specifications for ride-hailing services. Currently, only taxis can register as Hello Hitch drivers; private cars are not eligible. Age: Ride-hailing services also impose certain age restrictions on drivers. Hello Hitch stipulates that male drivers must be between 23 and 60 years old, while female drivers must be between 23 and 50 years old. These age limits are set with passenger safety in mind. Driver's License: Hello Hitch is a ride-hailing service, and drivers only need a license of C2 or above. However, it is important to note that the vehicle type driven must correspond to the driver's license. A C2 license cannot be used to drive a manual transmission car.
I drive a Baojun 730 for ride-sharing, and it's been almost two years! This car is indeed suitable for Ha ride-sharing; just select '7-seater MPV' during registration. The spacious body can easily accommodate passengers and luggage, and the ride is quite comfortable for passengers. However, there are a few things to note: First, your car must be registered as a private vehicle, not converted from commercial use. Second, the car must be less than 15 years old to pass the inspection. Third, requirements may vary by city, with some places enforcing stricter checks. Fuel consumption is around 7-8 L/100km in the city, and it's more economical on highways. The platform currently takes about 25% in commissions, so long-distance trips are more profitable, especially airport pickups. Remember to maintain it regularly—I usually change the oil every 5,000 km, as passenger safety is the top priority.
