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# Track ride
**Rides can be tracked only for bookings with the status In Transit.**
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1\. **Click on In-Transit Booking**
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2\. **Click on the track Ride**
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### **Contact Support**
Customers can reach out to the admin department's support team for any issues or inquiries.
Click on **"Customer Support"** and select the relevant option for the vehicle breakdown
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### **Vehicle Breakdown**
Customers can report the vehicle issue during the booking or ride to the admin or the vehicle management company.
Click on **"Veh.Breakdown"** and select the relevant option for the vehicle breakdown.
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The admin manages vehicle breakdowns from the admin panel**(ADMIN PANEL>VEHICLE BREAKDOWN>ADD VEHICLE BREAKDOWN)** and must add multiple breakdown reasons, allowing customers to easily select the appropriate option and report it.
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### **Driver Alert**
Customers can easily report a driver's misconduct or lodge a complaint with the vehicle management company during an ongoing booking.
Click on **"Driver Alert"** and select the relevant option to report.
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The admin manages driver alerts from the admin panel **(ADMIN PANEL > DRIVER ALERT > ADD DRIVER ALERT)** and must add multiple alert reasons, allowing customers to easily select the appropriate option and report it during the booking.
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Driver Alert
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