Ride-hailing services such as Uber and Bolt offer Swiss residents a flexible alternative to public transport and private car ownership, particularly for late-night travel, airport transfers, and trips in areas with limited transit coverage. Understanding how frequently people turn to these platforms helps mobility providers, urban planners, and investors gauge genuine demand versus occasional or lapsed usage. Switzerland's dense public transport network and high car ownership rates create a distinctive competitive environment for ride-hailing, making frequency data especially valuable for identifying loyal user segments worth targeting.