MY RIDESHARE EXPERIENCE.

@rezoanulvibes: It is exciting to start something new. Well, I don't have any experience in ridesharing, but I find it difficult to continue two things together. Especially when you get back home after working for long hours, you feel like doing nothing sometimes. If you just be consistent doing what you do, that will be great! Thank you @nonsowrites for sharing your experience!

@draysax: Interesting stuff. Just driving on Nigerian roads on its own is extreme. Everything just happens on the road, no real order. Do you have the option of choosing where you want to go and the range you want to ply with your vehicle?

@lemonade1: Driving takes a lot of patience and a good sense of direction. I am not much of a fan of cars but I hope you do fine on the roads. Also, keep yourself healthy that is the first priority. Health comes first with no doubt.

@valchiz: wawu, driving is not that easy especially when you are into bolt, uber and the likes, i started mine also in lagos (Bolt), not up to 2 weeks yet but the experience was, I just dont know how to place it, it was fun at some point, you know, those people you have to pick up, their reaction and they always have this thought of you knowing every where. My car was scratch many times, almost had accident too, also there are times I got stuck in traffic and had to reach home around 12pm. but the pay is good as a side hustle stuff.