Mobile but don't drive

[x.x.kelly]

Just wondering how many of you are mobile and don't drive so catch the bus ect? And is this easy what's your experience? X

 

[Belle Vie]

I did it for almost a year and a half, it was crazy hard work!! I live somewhere buses are every 10 mins but late at night coming home was awful, I used to carry little cans of hairspray in my handbag after I was approached one too many times by drunk men outside pubs at bus stops. Do what you can to avoid it x

 

[anonaw]

I don't drive but tend to have clients who live near by or they come to me if they think its easier I also catch trains sometimes. But most of the time people come to me as they prefer it.

 

[Rachul123]

Hiya i did for a year and a half and looking back i don't know how i did it! Alot of my clients are local so I had to carry everything like a packhorse, or get a taxi or a lift to one village and try and stay there all day goig from different houses. And not forget anything!
Having a car is a massive bonus you can fit more people in, go further and carry everything u need.
I wouldn't recommended doing it without, but it can be done if u have no choice and work hard x

 

[divalou]

I rode my bike/used public transport for about a year. Was insanely happy when I passed my test! It's doable but not easy

You can read about it here actually:
The Not-So-Mobile Hairdresser | girlbehindthescissors

 

[x.x.kelly]

Thanks for everyone's replies I think ill hold off on the mobile for now or just do local x