2. When carpooling, check the identity of the other party, write down the phone number, address, unit and occupation of the other party, and check the ID card and driver's license. Finally, don't forget to check the car condition and insurance records.
3. Communicate with the owner carefully before carpooling to determine the cost, driving route, ride time, etc. Reduce unnecessary disputes before trading.
4. If it is a multi-person carpool, it is necessary to make an agreement on the situation that someone is late to break the contract. After all, the carpool map is convenient, and you can't delay everyone because of who.
Before departure, both parties will try their best to know each other's details, take care of their belongings, and be sure to pay attention to safety.