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When you’re a PCO driver, your car is effectively your office, so keeping it clean and tidy at all times is a must. Not only is this important for hygiene purposes, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, but also for making a good...
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During this period of great uncertainty about what our daily routines will look like once the Coronavirus lockdown restrictions are lifted, one of the biggest concerns is around public transportation. The Government has advised citizens to...
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Congratulations! You’ve secured your license and become a newly-qualified PCO driver — now it’s time to kickstart your driving career. And although it’s an incredibly exciting milestone, it can undoubtedly be a little daunting. Whether...
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Dear Hirebrid Customers, We hope that you and you’re families are keeping safe during these testing and extremely challenging times. We have been working hard behind the scenes to support our customers during these times. This has...
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Anyone considering work as a cab driver, whether for Uber or any other taxi company, will need to apply for a PCO license before they can get started. However, if you have been a PCO driver for a while, you’ll likely know that your license...
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If you’ve taken the decision to work as a PCO driver, you have two key decisions to make. The first is whether to hire your PCO vehicle or participate in a PHV rent to buy scheme to own the vehicle outright after you’ve made your final...
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In 2018, Uber changed their driver policy to make sure that drivers took a break of at least six hours following a ten hour shift. Regardless of the consideration, these updated guidelines show to their workers, almost half a day is a huge...
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Hello everyone, We will be using this page to keep our customers & all those in the PCO industry updated with the latest developments as and when they are announced by the Govt, please check here for regular updates and bookmark the...
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What is Coronavirus? Covid-19 is a new type of coronavirus which was discovered in the Wuhan area in China in late 2019. The illness affects the lungs and airways of patients, causing pneumonia-like symptoms, and is extremely contagious,...
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