Even if you don't take an Uber or Lyft or drive an Uber or Lyft, I'm betting you know somebody who does. Make sure they are aware of what I'm going to be talking about because it's in their best interest or that of someone they know and care about. So stay tuned. I'll have more random thoughts coming at you. But most everything I'll be talking about can be found on my website at drivers earnmore.com. We just want better
Chelsea Hanawalt
@allowthesun · 0:32
Hello. Welcome to Swell and thank you for sharing this. I think this is amazing. I think this is what we need. I'm not in Atlanta, but I am here for this. And, yeah. Appreciate you sharing it. I'm going to reshare and get this word out because it's very important. So, yeah. Yes, I look forward to following along and hear more of your swells
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:47
Thank you so much for bringing this topic to light and I look forward to more of your content as it relates to rideshare as it is a subject I am passionate about. Thank you
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Anita Johnson
@NetLady · 1:59
And I've driven a myriad of cars when I was renting. So I understand people being concerned about safety, which is one of the key reasons that her ride exists, for the safety of women. In particular. If there were not so many sexual assault complaints, lawsuits, if the others were doing what they should do, there wouldn't be a need for her ride. So all of our drivers, again, are women
Anita Johnson
@NetLady · 0:44
You appreciate your reply. Listening to my first swell. Thank you so much. I'm still contemplating what I'll be talking about next because there is so much. But I appreciate your willingness to share because I'm looking we are looking for women drivers, and we are, but we know they're out there. So her ride is actively onboarding new drivers and while we have thousands of downloads for riders, we've got to have drivers on the road