The work content of licensed passenger cars mainly includes the following aspects:
Vehicle inspection and maintenance: Licensed passenger car drivers need to conduct a comprehensive inspection of the vehicle before, during and after driving to ensure that the vehicle is in the best condition. This includes checking tire pressure, body scratches, engine oil and water tank levels, etc., and performing daily maintenance and cleaning work.
Driving safety and regulations: Drivers need to strictly abide by traffic rules, stay focused on driving, drive smoothly, reduce sudden braking and sharp turns, and ensure the safety and comfort of passengers. In addition, drivers need to judge the condition of the vehicle and connect to the repair shop for necessary repairs and maintenance.
Itinerary planning and road condition information: Drivers need to plan the best driving route according to the employer's itinerary, and understand the road condition information in advance so as to deal with traffic congestion and other situations in a timely manner.
Service details: During the service process, drivers need to greet enthusiastically and adjust the temperature, music and other settings in the car according to the needs of the employer. After arriving at the destination, get off the car quickly to open the door for the employer and wait patiently while the employer is doing business. In addition, the driver is also responsible for the daily management of the vehicle, moving the vehicle, picking up the vehicle, charging, safety inspection, etc.
Records and reports: The driver needs to record the vehicle's departure, vehicle dynamics, and vehicle maintenance and maintenance to ensure the legality and validity of vehicle use. At the same time, the driver is also required to regularly send daily, weekly, and monthly operation reports, manage accounts, ensure data security, and confirm business reconciliation accounts.