A Young Man Canceled Hitchhiking Order and Ran Away after 1400-Mile Ride

TapTechNews August 12th news, in response to the topic of 'a young man taking a 1400-kilometer hitchhiking ride and then canceling the order and running away', Hello Hitchhiking responded to the reporter of Beijing News Shell Finance and Economics today, stating that it has verified the relevant order and has restricted the passenger's order-placement qualification. Before the order fee is returned, he will not be able to use the car. In any case, it will assist the car owner to recover the loss and once again reminds both parties of the journey not to leave the platform for transactions.

According to the Houlang Video report on August 11th, recently, a man took a hitchhiking ride from Beijing to Hunan, and after arriving, he canceled the order and ran away and blacklisted the driver. Driver Mr. Liu said that he and his father were preparing to travel to Hunan, and then picked up this man on the Hello platform by the way. The whole journey lasted for 25 hours and arrived at more than 7 o'clock in the morning the next day. At that time, because he was not familiar with the process and did not click to confirm boarding when departing, and found that the man canceled the order after arriving, and the other party said that he would transfer it via WeChat.

The driver added that because he felt that he had a good chat with him along the way and thought the young man was not easy, he agreed. He also invited him to have a meal after getting off the car, but he didn't expect that he ran away on the pretext of going to the bathroom after the meal, and then his WeChat was blacklisted and the police couldn't find anyone. TapTechNews learned that the fare for this trip is $450. (1 kilometer is about 0.62 miles, 1 yuan is about 0.14 dollars)