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Published • Calabar, Nigeria • Updated

Bolt says drivers must use AC for economy rides even though app support states otherwise

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Leading ride-hailing company, Bolt has said that drivers operating on its platform, including its economy class drivers, are mandated to use air conditioning during rides. Bolt Nigeria General Manager, Osi Oguah stated this in an exclusive statement to Technext. This comes after a message by Bolt’s own Support team on the company’s app that suggested that the use of air conditioning for economy rides is optional and at the driver’s discretion. R…
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Bolt says drivers must use AC for economy rides even though app support states otherwise

Leading ride-hailing company, Bolt has said that drivers operating on its platform, including its economy class drivers, are mandated to use air conditioning during rides. Bolt Nigeria General Manager, Osi Oguah stated this in an exclusive statement to Technext. This comes after a message by Bolt’s own Support team on the company’s app that suggested that the use of air conditioning for economy rides is optional and at the driver’s discretion. R…

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