Uber driver turns car into 1BHK on wheels, wins hearts online
A woman's Uber ride has gone viral after she shared photos of an unusually well-equipped car that felt more like a cozy one-bedroom apartment than a cab. Posting on X, she wrote, ' Literally travelling in a 1BHK today. Hands down the coolest Uber ride ever! '
The images revealed an impressively organised interior that left social media users stunned. The driver, Abdul Qadeer, had transformed his car into a passenger's paradise — complete with cold drinks, snacks, tissues, basic medicines, toys, and even a mini dustbin. Shelves and holders were neatly attached to the front seats, making every item easy to access.
From chocolates and biscuits to toothbrushes, umbrellas, and tablets like Digene and Disprin, the car was stocked like a mini convenience store on wheels. Each item was labelled with care, offering comfort, convenience, and a touch of creativity during the commute.
In one photo, a donation box for children's education hung behind the passenger seat. Just above it, a sign proudly displayed that free Wi-Fi was available in the car, with the password written out for riders.
The car even included a feedback diary, inviting passengers to share their thoughts both offline and on the Uber app.
A motivational Urdu quote added a poetic touch:
' Musalasal gham uthane se kahin behtar hai kinara kar liya jaye kinara karne walo se.' (' It's better to distance yourself from those who constantly bring sorrow. ')
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