Yemisi Izuora
Bolt, has assured of its commitment to drivers social social and economic welfare.
The firm said it has invested much to collect, track and analyse the net revenues and total expenses of drivers utilising its platform.
This includes: Analysing net earnings per hour on the platform across all cities we operate in.
It said much investment has gone in marketing incentives to boost drivers’ revenues, as it sustains collection and tracking all other expenses incidental to the ride-hailing services provided.
These include but are not limited to vehicle leasing/instalment costs, fuel, car wash, airtime and internet bundles. This analysis forms a major part of its pricing strategy in every city.
“We are constantly evaluating our operations to ensure we continue to provide the best earnings for drivers on the platform even as we still remain the most preferred platform for passengers.
“At Bolt, we genuinely believe that keeping drivers on the platform happy yields a better quality service for clients. Therefore, our commitment remains to treat drivers on the platform with respect, keeping an open-door policy for feedback to be provided. Also, we have various communication and support channels that are always available for drivers on the platform to reach us at any time, any day and for any issue that may affect their operations.
We will continue to advance the overall driver experience and provide drivers the support they need to succeed.” it said.