inDrive, stakeholders seek stronger collaboration on road safety
Ride-hailing platform inDrive and other stakeholders have called for stronger collaboration to improve road safety for drivers and passengers in Nigeria. Read More: https://punchng.com/indrive-stakeholders-seek-stronger-collaboration-on-road-safety/
The third edition of the inDrive Safety Summit, held in Abuja, brought together stakeholders from the transportation sector to discuss road safety and collaborate on practical solutions. Attendees included inDrive, the Federal Ministry of Transportation, the Federal Road Safety Corps, and other private-sector operators. During the summit, inDrive emphasized the importance of safe mobility, which requires active participation from drivers, passengers, and government agencies.
They highlighted several safety features introduced on their platform, such as liveness checks, dangerous-area alerts, and in-app chat moderation, to protect riders and drivers. The Federal Ministry of Transportation's Director, Jane Ojinta, emphasized the shared responsibility of government, private-sector operators, drivers, passengers, and other stakeholders in ensuring road safety.
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