Formally known as Taxify, Bolt, the ride-sharing platform has revealed plans to extend its services to other regions of Ghana.
At a media briefing in Accra last week, Operations Expert, Albert Aryee, said the company has plans to expand to other cities of the country.
He said the company is making efforts at getting more drivers and introducing additional routes to increase customer convenience when riding Bolt.
Bolt launched in Ghana in 2017 and currently operates in Accra only compared to its nearest rival, Uber, which currently operates in Accra and Kumasi.
Source: Technova
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