InDrive unveils enhanced safety features and app upgrades for riders and drivers. The company’s latest announcement includes improvements to its Safety Centre, revamped app design, and new features aimed at enhancing user experience and security.
InDrive Unveils Enhanced Safety Features and App Upgrades
One of the key updates is the expansion of InDrive’s Safety Centre, which now allows users to designate up to five trusted contacts for emergency assistance.
Additionally, the support team can swiftly communicate with emergency services and provide essential information in case of emergencies through the app’s SOS button, ensuring prompt response and assistance when needed.
The revamped app design prioritizes the visibility of the Safety Centre, making it easily accessible for users.
InDrive App Integrated Features
These additions streamline communication between drivers and riders, facilitating better coordination and ensuring clarity, especially regarding pickup points and language barriers.
Crucially, all these features are integrated within the InDrive app, eliminating the need to switch across multiple platforms and safeguarding users’ personal information.
The announcement follows InDrive’s recent expansion of its financing arrangement with General Catalyst, totaling $146 million. This financial boost enables the company to embark on extensive product upgrades, expand its service offerings, and venture into new markets across Africa.
Commitment to Enhancing Safety and User Experience
InDrive’s commitment to enhancing safety and user experience underscores its dedication to providing reliable and secure transportation services.
With these latest upgrades and safety features, InDrive aims to further solidify its position as a leading e-hailing platform, ensuring peace of mind for both riders and drivers alike.
ALSO CHECK:
- Three Months after Declaring It Illegal, Ghana Considers Approving Starlink
- Onafriq and M-PESA Partners to Enhance Ethiopia’s Remittance Flow
- Hormuud Telecom Reportedly Launches 5G Service on Key Locations across Somalia
- Kenya’s Courts Go Completely Paperless
- Huawei and Namibia’s Mobile Telecommunications Company Test 5G in the Country
