Job Skills How Can You Transport Window Cleaning Supplies without a Car and Still Profit?

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Starting a window washing business without a driver's license or car poses logistical challenges for transporting cleaning materials. Alternative transportation methods need to be explored to maintain profitability. Suggestions include using bicycles or cargo bikes, which can accommodate equipment and are practical for urban environments. Additionally, considering the local climate is crucial, especially in colder winters, as it may affect the feasibility of outdoor work. Exploring local regulations regarding business operations and transportation methods can also provide valuable insights for successful logistics management.
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As the title explains I'm trying to start a window washing business. I need help figuring it out with the logistics part. How would I transport the window cleaning materials from points A to B without using Uber or Lyft when I don't have my driver's license or a car while still making profit?
 
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As the title explains I'm trying to start a window washing business. I need help figuring it out with the logistics part. How would I transport the window cleaning materials from points A to B without using Uber or Lyft when I don't have my driver's license or a car while still making profit?
Looks like it gets pretty cold in the winter where you are: https://www.wunderground.com/weather/us/ny/penfield/14526

So I don't know if it's practical or not for you, but consider something like this?

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