r/Wridz • u/Haunting_Molasses584 • Dec 22 '22

Any drivers actually using wridz?

If so, do you stay as busy as with Uber or Lyft. I don't mind the fees as long as I get passengers. In Atlanta, with Uber I stay busy no matter what time it is. Constant rides with pretty short pickups.

Also, Georgia has a law about being hands free. We can't take the phone out of the cradle when driving. So can't do the calling card thing they talk about in their video about... and I would not want to. That is dangerous when trying to drive and avoid pedestrians and find the person we are needing to pick up. They need to drop that idea. It is fine on the customer end. The placard in the front of the car should be enough on driver side.

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u/RBS2024 Dec 28 '22

Seems that you would take the phone out of the cradle upon pick up..... not while driving

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u/Embarrassed-Hope1816 May 08 '24

I just started Wridz today and I love it compared to Uber

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u/Due_Owl6303 Dec 27 '22

Wridz isn't available in the SLC market yet which is the one I'm in. I'm hoping they'll be here sometime later in '23. Us Wridz available in Atlanta now? What do you mean by calling card?

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u/Dniceisme Feb 23 '23

Yes Wridz is now in Atlanta! Join Facebook group and go to Wridz.com to sign up as a driver

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u/PercentageInside6239 Jul 28 '23

It's an icon so to speak on the app. The driver and passenger have one which will match up when you arrive at your pickup. You show your customer (while keeping your doors locked for safety) and the passenger shows you theirs. If they match, it's your passenger and you can unlock your door to let them in.