“Buying a private car …”: Mumbai’s artistic lessons say from his first day as a taxi driver, “Time is money”

With the increasing and newborn expenses at home, a technical company based in Mumbai recently led a part -time driving with Ola to explore side bustle. After considering many options, including operating day care, he chose to rent a car for $ 1100 a day and document his experience on the first day in moving in the crowded city streets.

The technician shared his journey in Radet highlighting both the profits and challenges of the job. He said: “I received the car late, around 1:27 pm, which was cut into my working hours. The first hour was messy because I struggled to understand the application and find good riding sites.”

His first trip, from Kamothe to Taloja, got it $ 166. Later, he traveled from Camouth to Andre, where he achieved $ 574, followed by a trip from Andre to Khahar and then Khar to Muhammad Ali, who brought $ 588. While the prices seemed promising, he indicated that the mobility through the Mumbai Traffic was exhausted.

One of the most important unexpectedly was an unexpected reservation on Muhammad Ali Road. The passenger, a wealthy businessman, paid $ 500 for a trip to Vashi, and even gave him Iftaar and Dew Mountain. The driver recalls, “He was very generous, and it was one of the moments that made long hours worthy,” the driver recalls.

His last trip was from Infiniti Mall, Fashi, to Kharghar, a list of $ 302, but his passenger, who belongs to a “similar profession”, delivered $ 501. He added: “It was a great end for the day. He reminded me that generosity is going a long way.”

Although profit is made, he pointed to several defects. He had to spend $ 600 on CNG and $ 200 on food. In addition, it was found that the rented car is unsafe and unclean. “If I continue, I prefer to buy my own car. Driving another person’s car does not feel right,” he said, “He pointed out:

Thinking about his experience, other aspiring drivers advised to realize time and expenses. He said: “The time is money. Be generous, and you will receive generosity in return.”