Nigerian Safety Index: 81% Trust Ride-Hailing for Safety, Bolt Report Reveals
A safety index report in Nigeria reveals that 81% of Nigerians perceive ride-hailing services as safer than other transport modes. The report, commissioned by Bolt, indicates a growing trust in app-based mobility for enhancing personal safety in major cities like Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Ibadan.
The study emphasizes the safety features of ride-hailing apps, such as real-time GPS tracking, driver verification, and trip sharing. Osi Oguah, Bolt's General Manager in Nigeria, underscores the importance of safety in urban mobility and the company's commitment to investing in technology to ensure reliable and secure rides for every passenger.
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