Bolt is shifting part of its safety strategy beyond technology by bringing together passengers, drivers and regulators to discuss how trust and safety can be strengthened across the industry.
The company hosted its Passenger Safety Summit in Abuja, creating a platform where riders, drivers, government officials and other stakeholders openly discussed safety challenges, shared experiences and proposed practical solutions for safer journeys.
The Abuja event followed Bolt’s first Passenger Safety Summit held in Lagos last year and reflects the company’s broader effort to encourage continuous dialogue among everyone involved in the ride-hailing ecosystem.
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Unlike a traditional conference, the summit was designed as an interactive meeting where participants exchanged ideas, examined real-life safety situations and discussed ways to improve safety standards across Nigeria’s growing mobility sector.
The discussions come at a time when ride-hailing platforms are becoming increasingly important in
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