inDrive. Rides with fair fares

InDrive initially impressed me with its friendly drivers, cleanliness, and professionalism. However, recent experiences have been disappointing. Criminals have joined, operating stinky, unclean vehicles that pose risks to passengers, especially women. Sometimes, drivers request permission to smoke, despite it being illegal. They often arrive in different cars with varying license plates, posing安全隐患. In the end, they might ask to cancel rides to evade fees. Switching from taxis to apps hasn't improved our experience; instead, we face similar issues. In summary, InDrive is a decent alternative to the tram, but for city-to-city travel, trains like AlBoraq between Tangier and Casablanca are superior. When using InDrive, be vigilant and thorough with drivers. A clean and legal vehicle is a fundamental right. Hoping for stricter driver oversight from InDrive. Note: Customer service was unresponsive, improving after two inquiries.

My initial experience with InDrive was positive due to the friendly drivers, cleanliness, and professionalism. However, concerns have risen recently. Criminals have started working with InDrive, causing issues with smelly, unclean vehicles. Some drivers illegally ask for permission to smoke, and they appear in different cars with various license plates, especially concerning for women. At the end of rides, they might ask for cancellations to avoid fees. This switch from traditional taxis to apps has not improved our situation; instead, we encounter similar problems. In conclusion, InDrive ranks second to the tram for city transportation, with trains like AlBoraq being the preferred choice between Tangier and Casablanca. When using InDrive, maintain strictness with drivers, demanding clean and legal vehicles. Hoping for enhanced driver regulation from InDrive. Note: Customer service was unresponsive, but improved after contacting them twice.

In Laos, it's not working properly. I need assistance.

Drivers are overcharging significantly. InDrive quotes 300 rupees for a ride, but drivers demand up to 550 or 600 rupees. There should be a consistent fare scale for drivers, allowing them to adjust prices only when the rider's contribution is substantial.

Initially, the app indicated a driver was arriving in 2 minutes, but the actual wait time was 5 to 10 minutes. This delay makes me late for work. Additionally, the driver refused to provide change, which was promised on April 9th. I'm still engaged in resolving this issue with InDriver, despite unhelpful and unprofessional support.

I'm confused about how to set location tracking in my Huawei mobile. I can't figure out what the problem is.

The latest update isn't compatible with my Honor X9 Pro. It seems InDriver is going backwards, unlike other companies that tailor their apps for all devices.

InDriver doesn't function on my Huawei P50. Why does this company prioritize backward compatibility? Other companies go out of their way to ensure their apps run on all devices.

InDriver fails to work with my Huawei 40P+. It's frustrating to see such issues with device compatibility.

Why can't I use InDriver on my Huawei phone?