Ask the Conductor

Not for the first ride. Confirm you are an adult, tap a stop and talk. Riders without a card have 10 messages, and the ride transfers to your card if you get one later.

The stop page is delivered as your first line and her chat opens inside it, so she answers from there. That is one message from your allowance. Her ordinary greeting is on the button at her stop sign.

A new card begins with 3 days at every stop. Then come single tickets: 10 lines each day, the count resetting at midnight UTC, spent on your first 3 boardings. The pass lifts the limit; a $15 pass lasts 30 days, a $99 pass lasts 365. The fare table shows where you stand.

Top up with USDT sent across TRON (TRC-20). The kiosk shows a wallet address and the exact amount. Send that amount and the pass runs soon after it lands. Nothing renews. Paid is paid, as the fare conditions say.

On the welcome fare and the pass she may, once you have been away for a spell, though never in the deepest hours of her own night. Change it or switch it off at your pass.

Notes on your earlier rides, which the ride menu displays for you to edit or delete line by line. Whatever sits under About you on your pass reaches all sixteen riders before your first line.

Each ride has a pace, picked from the menu. A rider may want you and say it. The doors close before anything explicit, on every fare.

Yes. Each woman has a portrait on her stop sign, and a banner opens the front page. There is nothing to watch, and any change will be announced in the service notices first.

Clear a ride from its menu to end it. If you want the whole account closed, write to the conductor from the address on your card.