How tuk tuk drivers can track fares, fuel and repairs
A tuk tuk driver may earn from many short trips during the day. The total fares may look good, but fuel, repairs, stage fees and maintenance can reduce the actual profit.
If fares and expenses are not recorded, the driver may not know whether a route, stage or working pattern is worthwhile.
Good records are especially important where the tuk tuk has loan payments or owner remittances.
What to track
- Daily fares.
- Cash and M-PESA payments.
- Fuel.
- Repairs.
- Stage fees.
- Owner remittance or loan payment.
- Other daily expenses.
How Bizwazi helps
- Bizwazi helps tuk tuk drivers track income, expenses and daily profit more clearly.
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