Ride-hailing services in Morocco offer urban commuters a practical alternative to private car ownership and traditional taxis, providing on-demand mobility with transparent pricing and app-based convenience. Understanding how men and women engage with these platforms helps operators tailor pricing models, loyalty programs, and service availability to better match actual usage behavior. The data presented here captures self-reported frequency of ride-hailing use across the Moroccan population, offering a clear picture of how deeply the habit is embedded across gender groups.
