Drivers who run online car-hailing should know that in the platform's dispatch logic, in addition to the distance from passengers, the driver's reputation value is a very important reference factor.
The level of the driver's reputation value is directly related to the travel score. Drivers who want to get a higher travel score depend on the number of bookings they take during peak periods.
In short, for a qualified online car-hailing driver, running a full run every month is the most basic thing.
Recently, according to the feedback of riders in many places, important cities such as Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chongqing, and Haikou have made sub-large-scale adjustments to the travel sub-calculation rules related to the Didi platform.
Taking Guangzhou Didi as an example, not only the number of bonus points for each order during peak periods, but also the timing of some peak hours have been adjusted.
Looking at the adjustments in these cities, the peak bonus points for working days and non-working days have increased or decreased to varying degrees. In essence, it has not wavered from the fundamental principle that only by taking orders during peak periods can you get extra points for travel.
However, it is still necessary for every Didi driver to understand and make good use of the platform's adjustment to the "rules of the game". If the bonus coefficient of which period is higher, you must run more actively, even if the list is worse, you must "treat it differently".
Although, as some drivers often say, it is not the points that they run, but the money.
However, if you don't run the full month's travel points, if you can't guarantee your activity (especially during peak periods), how can you receive more orders and receive more high-quality orders in the competition with many other drivers.