Is Bolt available in Nigeria?

Bolt started operating in Nigeria in 2017 and is already the largest on-demand transportation network in the country. The expansion brings Bolt's cities in Nigeria to a total of 12 including Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Owerri, Uyo, Calabar, Kano, Abeokuta, Enugu, Ibadan and Benin City.

Where is Bolt available in Nigeria?

Lagos, Abuja, Zaria, Owerri, Uyo, Calabar, Kano, Abeokuta, Enugu, Ibadan, Benin, Warri, Ado Ekiti, Bauchi, Ilorin, Makurdi, Aba, Akure, Asaba, Jos, Kaduna, Onitsha.

Does Bolt do interstate in Nigeria?

The company had in February revealed that it was operational in 22 states across Nigeria and continues to scale its service across the country. Bolt is in 22 states across Nigeria! 14 more & we'd be everywhere you go (sorry @mtnng).

Which countries does Bolt operate in?

Bolt is an international transportation network company headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, and operating in countries in Europe, West Asia, Africa, and Mexico.

When did Bolt launch in Nigeria?

When Bolt launched in Lagos in 2016, the company had to compete with other platforms, including local and international start-ups, and a clear market leader. However, by the following year, the ride-hailing company expanded to Abuja, and then Ibadan, Owerri, and Benin City in the year after.

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Is Bolt food in Nigeria?

Exciting news! Bolt has just announced the launch of its food delivery service in Nigeria! With more consumers appreciating the value of better food delivery in Nigeria, Bolt has appreciated the opportunity to provide fast and affordable delivery services in the market.

Does Bolt work in Benin?

Bolt's footprint in the cities of Lagos, Abuja, Owerri, Ibadan, Calabar, Benin, Jos, Kano, Port Harcourt, Enugu and Abeokuta have been described as laudable and an indication that the new cities will enjoy an equal level of excellence.

Who is the owner of Bolt Nigeria?

Bolt (then Taxify) was founded by Markus Villig (then only a 19 year-old, a high-school student) in 2013, with a vision to aggregate all Tallinn and Riga taxis into one platform.

Which African countries does Bolt operate?

Six years ago in 2016—about 3 years after it was founded in Estonia—Bolt made its first foray into Africa when it launched in South Africa. It quickly expanded into Kenya, Ghana, and Nigeria, and within 4 years, displaced Uber, its biggest competitor, to become the biggest ride-hailing platform in Africa.

Is Bolt bigger than Uber?

Bolt is one of the major competitors for Uber. Available in around 45 countries and have approximately 75 million regular users. Bolt currently has over 65,000 drivers in the UK and they are looking to expand further. They have recently had their operator's licence renewed by Transport for London (TfL) until 2024.

How do I order a Bolt in Nigeria?

How do I get a Bolt car in Nigeria?

How do I use a Bolt in Nigeria?

Is Bolt cheaper than Uber in Nigeria?

If you are looking for a cheaper ride, Bolt would be a great option. If you are looking for more features, Uber may be an option. For drivers in Nigeria, it appears that Bolt will pay them more than Uber. However, both Uber and Bolt are indisputably the best two ride-hailing apps in Nigeria at the moment.

How much does Bolt charge per hour in Nigeria?

According to the company, Lagos customers will now be charged the base fare of N280 for Bolt and #300 for Bolt Corporate. The charges for Bolt and Bolt Corporate riders per hour has now been set at N78 and N80 respectively. Also, customers will now be paying N13 per minute on Bolt and N15 for Bolt Corporate.

Does Bolt work in Abuja?

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Wherever you are in Abuja, count on Bolt for rides in minutes! From Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport to Wuse 2, Bolt is a tap of a button away.

What do Bolt drivers earn?

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According to Bolt, the driver's average salary is R8,000 per week, however, based on our experience (with my friend), if you're in Johannesburg, you're likely to make between R6,000 to R6,900 per week.

Can I request Bolt without app?

You can request a ride without having a smart device. Simply log in to your account with your phone number on our mobile site. Note: This option works only for cash payments if allowed in your city.

How do I register my car with Bolt?

How do I start a Bolt business?

Become a driver in just a few days

To get started, here are a few things that you require to become a Bolt driver: have a vehicle or vehicle details and contact details of a partner on the platform with a car. valid driver's license (more info here) Motor Vehicle License Disc with Operating Card (Double disc)

Are Bolt drivers safe?

Driving with Bolt should be safe for anyone at any given time. That includes extreme circumstances as well. To ensure your well-being in medical or security emergencies, we have included an SOS button to the Bolt driver app.

Does Bolt work 24 hours?

Bolt Drive cars are available 24/7, so you don't need to plan ahead. Hire a car for as short or long as you need it — minutes, hours, or days!

Does Bolt work in Lagos?

Wherever you are in Lagos, count on Bolt for rides in minutes! From Murtala Mohammed International Airport Ikeja to the Island, Bolt is a tap of a button away.

How much is Bolt Commission in Nigeria?

Bolt charges a 15% to 20% commission from the final price per order depending on the city. Commission fee applies to both cash and card rides and cancellation fees. Commission doesn't apply to tips, bonuses, additional airport or toll fees. Commission is calculated automatically and deducted from the weekly earnings.

When did Bolt accept cars in Nigeria?

Vehicle requirements: A vehicle: manufactured in 2003 onwards, 4 doors, fully functional AC. Vehicle licence. Insurance certificate.