Before TeslaRides, I spent years in social work — sitting with families in crisis, advocating for children with complex needs, and learning that dignity often comes down to showing up consistently.

When I started driving, I didn’t want to build a generic taxi firm. I wanted to build a service where anxious children feel safe, elderly passengers feel respected, and parents finally get a reliable “yes, we’ll be there.”

The Tesla itself helps — silent, smooth, futuristic — but the real difference is the person behind the wheel. Someone who understands trauma, sensory overload, and the small rituals that make transport feel okay.

Every fare helps us support the Disabled Children Fund BD, because transport should be a bridge, not a barrier.