Nigerians Prefer Ride-Hailing for Safety and Convenience, Survey Shows

The report highlights that Nigerians are turning to ride-hailing platforms for safer and more convenient commuting experiences, particularly in unfamiliar or late-night situations. The survey conducted by Bolt reveals that nearly all users consider app-based transport safer than traditional public transport, with safety and convenience being the main factors influencing their choice.
The study shows that 96% of users opt for ride-hailing services when feeling unsafe using other transport options, emphasizing the importance of filling safety gaps in Nigeria's public transport system. Additionally, the report indicates a high level of trust in ride-hailing platforms for personal safety and accessibility, especially during late-night travel in unfamiliar areas.
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