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    You are at:Home»Ride-hailing service»Bolt Riders to Pay More in Nigeria As Ride-hailing Firm Introduces 3% Service Fee
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    Bolt Riders to Pay More in Nigeria As Ride-hailing Firm Introduces 3% Service Fee

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    By AdeO on December 13, 2021 Ride-hailing service

    Bolt riders in Nigeria are set to pay more for fares as the ride-hailing firm has introduced an additional 3 percent booking fee.

    In a service update sent to customers recently, the company said the booking fee was necessary due to an “increase in operating costs”. With this, for every ride of N3,000, Bolt users will pay an extra fee of N90, including a previous N20 flat rate.

    Bolt said the new booking fee will be used to cover operational costs and “allow us to continue improving features.”

    “At Bolt, we’re committed to making sure Bolt is the most affordable way to move around Nigeria,” the email reads.

    “However, we also recognise changes in operating costs which can occur as we work to keep you moving around reliably, safely, and affordably. Henceforth, we’re introducing a 3% booking fee on all trips. This will be used to cover operational costs and allow us to continue improving features to make Bolt the best way to move

    In April, Uber and Bolt drivers under the aegis of Professional E-hailing Drivers and Private Owners Association (PEDPA) called on e-hailing companies to increase their fares to reflect economic realities, especially with the double-digit inflation.

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