Latest innovation in online transportation application, inDriver now available in Gaborone
GABORONE, Botswana, December 2019 — inDriver, an international online transportation application headquartered in USA, recently became available to residents of Gaborone. inDriver users can independently set the price for their trip, while drivers can choose the most profitable and convenient orders.
inDriver allows passengers to set their
own fare for their chosen route. Nearby drivers who receive notice of ride
requests have three choices – accept the fare offered, ignore the offer or
bargain for a higher price.
Gaborone is the first city in Botswana where inDriver was
launched. inDriver
has already connected more than 300 drivers in Gaborone, and dozens of
new drivers are being registered daily. At the initial stage after the start,
inDriver will not charge drivers any commission.
A unique feature of inDriver is that
drivers are not automatically assigned to riders. Once the counteroffers are
in, passengers select the most suitable driver in line with what categories are
most important to them – fare, driver rating, estimated time of arrival or
vehicle model.
inDriver has the option to make the
rides safer. Passengers can share their GPS location and ride details in real
time from the app with trusted contacts.
Travelling with inDriver can be done
throughout Gaborone’s city borders and the nearest suburbs. Currently, one can
pay for the ride only in cash, which allows to further reduce the cost of the
trip, as when paying by card, the bank charges an additional commission.
In recent days inDriver has been working
in Gaborone in test mode to collect first feedback. This week showed that
prices became more attractive for passengers. Passengers using the app pay on
average 20% less than with other services.
You can download inDriver for free from the Google Play Store and AppStore.
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