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TCS+ | Bolt South Africa doubling down on security for riders and drivers

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The working atmosphere in South Africa for ride-hailing companies like Bolt is fraught with complexity, whereas the nation’s crime downside solely contributes to the problem of getting passengers safely from A to B.

This complexity is compounded by the nuances of working in numerous areas. Municipal districts have completely different allowing necessities, whereas aggressive components from different transport sector gamers, like taxi associations, presents additional challenges.

Fulfilling a trip request within the Cape Flats at 11pm is a distinct proposition to 1 in Sandton at 2pm.

Simo Kalajdzic, senior operations supervisor at Bolt South Africa, tells TechCentral’s enterprise expertise present, TCS+, about how Bolt is approaching these challenges. He delves into:

  • The general downside that Bolt is attempting to unravel for South Africans;
  • Bolt’s strategic method to security on the platform;
  • The £100-million funding into security Bolt has pledged at a world stage;
  • The technological options baked into the Bolt app for each drivers and passengers;
  • The industry-wide collaborations Bolt has undertaken to handle security from an ecosystem perspective;
  • How drivers and riders are empowered to be protected on the platform;
  • Suggestions from a latest stakeholder engagement assembly held in Cape City; and
  • Bolt’s long-term imaginative and prescient for security within the South African context.

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