In Dar es Salaam, the increased prices have been effected across the Boda, Bajaji, Car and Bolt Corporate categories with the minimum fare ranging from TZS. 1000 and TZS. 4000 across the categories. Bolt has also increased per kilometre pricing.
Munira Ruhwanya,Operations Manager said: “At Bolt, we prioritise the well-being of our driver community, understanding that happy and satisfied drivers deliver a superior service to riders. In response to the increased macroeconomic challenges, we have recalibrated our pricing. This modification underscores our dedication to ensuring optimal earnings for drivers using our platform, solidifying our position as the preferred and cost-effective choice for our valued customers.”
Price changes will also be implemented in other cities including Dodoma, Mwanza, and Arusha.
In continued efforts to enhance its driver relations and address drivers’ expectations in terms of handling their concerns, Bolt recently launched its Driver Engagement Center located in Dar es Salaam on 30 Maji Maji Street and is accessed on an appointment basis to ensure seamless and effective management of driver issues.
Ultimately, Bolt recognizes the pivotal role of drivers on its platform and remains committed to improve their earnings, stimulate demand, and enhance their overall service experience.
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