Kenya: Ride-Hailing Price Increases Could Reshape Commuter Choices

Kenya: Ride-Hailing Price Increases Could Reshape Commuter Choices

Nairobi -- Nearly half of ride-hailing users would turn to matatus if fares increase.

Just 18% Of Nairobi Ride-Hailing Users Would Stick With Apps If Govt Hiked Fare, TIFA Poll Shows

The Kenya Times ~ Trending, Breaking News and Videos Just 18% of Nairobi Ride-Hailing Users Would Stick with Apps If Govt Hiked Fare, TIFA Poll Shows A majority of Nairobi’s ride-hailing users oppose the government’s proposal to introduce minimum fares for digital taxi services, with most preferring market-driven prices rather than government regulation, according to a new TIFA survey. The poll, which surveyed 733 Nairobi residents, found that 6…

Ride-Hailing Price Increases Could Reshape Commuter Choices

NAIROBI, Kenya Aug 20 – Nearly half of ride-hailing users would turn to matatus if fares increase. A consumer survey conducted by the TIFA Research shows 44 percent would use public transport more often to save money, while only 18 percent would continue using ride-hailing services as usual. 22 percent would either use ride-hailing less often or switch to cheaper alternatives. “The survey findings suggest ride-hailing customers are highly respon…