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Bolt Removes 5,000 Drivers From Its Systems In Kenya

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In the past six months, Bolt has discontinued the services of more than 5,000 drivers from its platform due to non-compliance and safety-related matters. Additionally, Bolt has dedicated over 20 million shillings to bolster its safety features and measures.

“The company continues to permanently block drivers and riders, reported for any misconduct, from accessing the platform. These operational changes aim to amplify the safety features and trip experience of users on its platform,” said Bolt in a statement.

Some of the initiatives that Bolt has undertaken to enhance quality and safety on its platform include:

Linda Ndungu, Country Manager said: “At Bolt, the safety of all users on our platform is our top priority. We understand the trust our users place in us, and we are taking proactive steps to ensure their well-being during every ride. Our enhanced safety measures, and stricter compliance measures, coupled with technology-driven solutions, reaffirm our commitment to providing a secure and reliable transportation experience for all.”

These initiatives signify Bolt’s ongoing commitment to safety and user satisfaction. The company is confident that these measures will contribute to creating a safer and more secure ride-hailing environment for both drivers and riders across Kenya.

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