Boda Boda riders reviewing operating features on a smartphone.

Bolt commits up to Sh14b for safety improvement

Start

Ride-hailing company, Bolt, will spend Sh14 billion over the next three years to improve platform safety and increase awareness of its safety features.

Bolt’s General Manager, Linda Ndungu, said the funds will support 500 specialists focused on proactive safety measures, timely case handling, and educational campaigns to promote in-app safety features.

“Safety is a priority, and our Sh14 billion commitment reflects an end-to-end approach to safety across our Kenyan operations,” she said. “The Bolt Safety Team, with over 500 specialists globally, will concentrate on product enhancements, support, and preventive measures.”

The firm plans to upgrade existing safety features, like Ride Check, which detects unexpected route changes or delays, and will introduce new trip verification features to strengthen trust between drivers and riders.

Website |  + posts
0
    0
    Your Cart
    Your cart is emptyReturn to Shop

    Don't Miss

    Absa empowers 200 business leaders in Western region

    A total of 200 business leaders in Kisumu were hosted on Monday,…

    Absa pumps Sh500m initial seed funding on Foundation 

    Absa Bank has officially launched its Absa Kenya Foundation (AKF) to promote…

    Uber contributed Sh14.1b to Kenya’s economy – report

    Ride-hailing app, Uber, contributed an estimated Sh 14.1 billion in revenue to…

    Digital cash will do to banks what email did to post office – It is just a matter of time

    When Fejiro Hanu Agbodje was conned in 2014 by a random guy…

    Government to release Sh2.5b to clear NHIF debts

    The government will release an additional Sh2.5 billion next week to pay…

    Discover more from Business Barometer

    Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

    Continue reading