E-hailing company moves to install panic buttons for its drivers. What about passengers?
More than 150 operators attended Bolt’s first North West e-hailing regulatory engagement session in Rustenburg on 18 August, with additional operators receiving one-on-one assistance through support and help desks.“Bolt will submit information on its North West operator base to assist the Provincial Regulatory Entity in developing a practical approach to e-hailing applications,” said the e-hailing company.
Bolt has embarked on a national e-hailing compliance programme following regulatory engagements in the North West and Western Cape.
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