- Read the request before accepting
- Plan the approach, not just the route
- Arrive with the rider experience in mind
Read the request before accepting
A scheduled trip often exists because the rider has a fixed commitment. Review the pickup time, addresses and ride information rather than treating it like an ordinary on-demand request.
If something is unclear, ask support before the pickup window becomes tight.
Plan the approach, not just the route
Think about where you will be before the scheduled ride and how long it will take to reach the pickup point. A driver who accepts a scheduled trip should avoid creating a sequence that leaves no margin.
Weather and large venues can add time that a map does not fully capture.
Arrive with the rider experience in mind
The rider may be travelling to an airport, appointment or work shift. A calm arrival and clear communication can make the scheduled service feel dependable.
Use the app’s trip details and follow WomenFirst operating guidance for the market.
Treat changes as an operations issue
If you cannot complete a scheduled trip as expected, do not wait until the pickup time to say so. Contact support early so the situation can be managed.
Scheduled rides work because both the rider and driver can plan around them.
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Need help with a ride?
Book through the WomenFirst Rider app or contact our support team if you have a question about a journey.