To Secure Transportation Options for Those with Limited Mobility, Nobeoka City to Expand Its Trial Operation of a Reservation-Based Shared Taxi Service
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Tokushima Prefecture's Naka Town and KDDI Smart Mobility will begin a trial operation of "NakaMobi," a public ride-sharing service (private paid passenger transport), in Naka Town (Aioi, Kizawa, Kaminaka, and Kito districts) from October 1st, with the aim of securing daily means of transportation in mountainous and rural areas and revitalizing the region.
Nobeoka City in Miyazaki Prefecture, where securing transportation options for those with limited mobility is a challenge, announced that it will begin a trial run on October 7th to revise the operation of its shared taxi service. Nobeoka City will revise the service in the Susa-cho and Shikakoji areas, where shared taxi usage has been low, and will begin a trial run of a "reservation-based" shared taxi service on October 7th, adding the Sashiki…
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