Ride-hailing services offer urban commuters and occasional travelers a convenient, app-based alternative to traditional taxis and public transport, with particular value in reducing wait times and simplifying payment. In Norway, a country with strong public transit infrastructure and high private car ownership, ride-hailing competes within a crowded mobility landscape. Understanding how usage patterns differ between men and women helps service providers target retention efforts and identify untapped demand. Overall, Norwegian adults show limited engagement with ride-hailing platforms, and gender plays a notable role in shaping how frequently people turn to these services.
