This project is a Low-Level Design (LLD) of a simple ride-sharing system, similar to platforms like Uber or Ola. The system demonstrates object-oriented principles, service-based design, and basic ride booking logic in Java.

• Rider can request a ride by specifying source and destination.
• Drivers are registered with the system along with vehicle details.
• The system matches available drivers to ride requests using a service-based approach (FindingDriverService).
• Fare calculation based on the type of vehicle:
  • Bike = baseFaree * 1.00
  • Car = baseFare * 1.50
  • Luxury = baseFare * 2.00
• Ride status tracking: REQUESTED → ONGOING → COMPLETED.
• Simple logging of ride start, completion, and fare.

• User → Abstract base class for Rider and Driver.
• Rider → Represents a rider, stores current location, can request rides.
• Driver → Represents a driver, stores vehicle info and availability.
• Vehicle → Represents a vehicle with type and license plate.
• Ride → Represents a ride, stores rider, driver, source, destination, fare, and status.

• FindingDriverService → Interface for driver matching strategy.
• FindingRandomDriverService → Implementation that finds the first available driver.

• RideManager → Singleton class managing drivers, rides, and matching logic.