Little Ride-Hailing Services Launches With Promise To Transform Transportation In Ghana

He said Little is designed with rider and driver safety in mind; and is equipped with security features, such as GPS Map Tracking, SOS Emergency Services, Trip Sharing, Service Rating and 24-hours of customer support services.“Corporate organizations and individuals can also access additional features ranging from Budgeting, Preferred drives, Time and Distance Management, Airport transfers, SOS services and soon Shuttle services,” he added.Director for Little Ghana, Paul Jacquaye said the start of operations of Little in the country is to improve transportation services by providing cutting-edge digital services to Ghanaians and most importantly to the corporate organizations.

He added that Little as it has started operations in Ghana will continue to spread it wings across other African countries to build a formidable African continent.

“For corporates, Little is a comprehensive transportation management system that makes it easy to manage logistics costs at every level of the company that provides automated and credible 100 percent audit trail of transportation costs.

We hope to provide unique services to employees and make them enjoy the very little things that makes riding more comfortable.

Eliphas Barine, speaking at the launch, which was in partnership with Little Kenya, noted that the introduction of ride-hailing services in Ghana is a step toward unifying the African continent through the free trade agreement, fostering a robust transportation sector, and eradicating poverty on the continent.

She added that the introduction of Little could not have come at a better time than now when the country hosts the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat which is seeking possible ways of taking advantage of intra-Africa trade.“The opening of a branch in Ghana is the manifestations of the aspiration of the AfCFTA.

We want to congratulate Little ride company for choosing Ghana as the first country in west Africa sub-region for their business operations as there are many opportunities that they can tap,” she indicated.She welcomed the company’s superwoman policy that priorities the inclusion of female drivers in the driving pool.