Over half of drivers rely on ride-hailing for income, survey

The survey found that 53 percent of drivers rely on ride-hailing as their primary income, while 47 percent use it as a secondary source, highlighting the sector’s role in supplementing earnings. Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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A new report reveals that over half of Kenya's cab drivers rely on ride-hailing platforms for their primary income, underscoring the sector's significant economic impact.

53 percent of drivers depend on ride-hailing as their main source of income, with an additional 47 percent using it as a secondary income stream.
The report was compiled by Bolt in collaboration with Ipsos.
54 percent of drivers surveyed reported an improved livelihood due to their involvement in the ride-hailing sector.

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