Normally, this is not possible. Online ride-hailing vehicles do not choose to receive orders on their own, but are assigned by the platform. The platform will have a fixed dispatching mechanism, the principle of proximity, etc., and orders from other places will generally not be dispatched.

Didi issued a notice stating that in accordance with the relevant regulations of the Beijing Municipal Transportation Department, from now on, the dispatching of orders to non-Beijing licensed drivers will be gradually stopped within Beijing, and drivers are advised to replace qualified vehicles in time or return to the place where the license plate belongs to receive orders. That is, from March 29, Didi will stop dispatching orders to non-Beijing licensed Didi drivers in the city.

Receiving orders in other places: After joining, orders are received and operated in the city where the license plate belongs. If the operation is outside the city where the license plate belongs, it is considered to be receiving orders in other places. Not only will there be no rewards, but the account may even be banned.