I have a question about the carpool app when I use Fuller

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I have a question when I use Fullus among carpool apps.

I wonder what the difference is between a driver and a rider.

There is no car, so I have to take a car with a carpool.

Do I get in front of it? Or do we ride in the back?

If it was a taxi, I would ride in the back, but I heard something when I was in the back of a private car;

How can I be polite?

326 2017-06-22 Gentleman

A. 1

It would be polite to sit in front of the carpool.

Gentleman 8 years ago 0

A. 2

From a car owner's point of view, it's a carpool, but I think it'll look rude if you sit in the back.
It could be seen that you should pay for the ride, so be a driver.
I think sitting in the front will make a good impression.

Gentleman 8 years ago 0

A. 3

A driver is a person who has a car.
Rider is a person who gets a ride.
Doesn't it look polite if you sit in front of me, whether it's a carpool or not?

Gentleman 8 years ago 0

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