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Thanks for your feedback/ideas. - We currently offer 87 and 91 octane, and only in West Los Angeles (but of course we hope to expand rapidly) - When you send

by elwell 11y ago

Thanks for your feedback/ideas. - We currently offer 87 and 91 octane, and only in West Los Angeles (but of course we hope to expand rapidly) - When you send a request we remind you to make sure the fueling door is unlocked. When that is done is the customer's choice. - The service is very quiet. We don't have loud trucks. Our model is similar to Uber's in that anyone with a car can apply to work with us as a courier. They use their own car and transport fuel with 5-gallon tanks in their trunks. That might sound silly, but it seems to work well so far. - Currently free delivery, but we intend to charge about $5 per delivery - Yes, we have plans for additional services that can be added on.

greenyoda 11y ago
You might want to check whether transportation of gasoline this way for commercial purposes is legal under local, state and federal law. Transporting flammable liquids sounds like a kind of activity that would be licensed and regulated.
- elwell 11y ago
  We've done extensive research into the legality of our processes, and everything seems to be acceptable legally. If we become very successful, we will probably run into issues in the future though (e.g., Uber vs. Taxi unions).