Ride-hailing services such as Uber, Bolt, and InDrive have expanded rapidly across African cities, offering urban commuters a flexible and accessible alternative to traditional public transport. As smartphone penetration and mobile payment adoption grow across the continent, ride-hailing platforms have become an increasingly practical option for daily mobility needs. Understanding how frequently people use these services provides valuable insight into consumer habits and the overall maturity of the ride-hailing market across Africa. The data reveals a market where regular users coexist with a substantial share of non-users, pointing to both strong engagement and meaningful room for growth.
