Can You Drive for Ride-Hailing Services with a Car That's Not Yours?
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You can drive for ride-hailing services with a car that's not yours. Note: The vehicle used for application must match the actual vehicle in operation, including license plate number, model, color, etc. Ride-hailing apps like Didi require submitting numerous document photos, such as the front and back of the driver's license, vehicle registration certificate, compulsory traffic insurance policy, and commercial insurance policy. It's essential to confirm whether the car owner can provide these documents. However, the color of the vehicle in operation must match the registered one, the vehicle registration date must be within 8 years, the driver must hold a C1 or higher driver's license for at least three years, and the ID must show no criminal record. Additional Information: Ride-hailing apps have transformed traditional taxi-hailing methods, establishing a modern travel approach for users in the mobile internet era. Compared to traditional phone bookings and street hailing, the emergence of ride-hailing services has reshaped the traditional taxi market, revolutionizing the concept of hailing a cab on the street. By leveraging mobile internet features, these apps integrate online and offline services, creating an O2O loop that connects passengers and drivers from the initial ride request to online payment upon arrival. This maximizes the optimization of the passenger experience, alters the traditional way taxi drivers wait for passengers, allows drivers to accept orders based on their preferences and passenger destinations, reduces communication costs between drivers and passengers, lowers empty driving rates, and maximizes resource and time savings for both parties.
