SafeBoda is stepping up its push in Uganda’s ride-hailing market following Uber’s exit from the country, reaffirming its commitment to providing customers and businesses with safe, reliable and convenient car rides.
The Ugandan mobility platform acknowledged Uber’s role in helping grow the local ride-hailing industry and accelerating the adoption of digital transport services.
SafeBoda also recognized Uber’s contribution to the sector and wished its team well as the company moves into its next chapter.
With Uber no longer operating in Uganda, SafeBoda is positioning SafeCar by SafeBoda as a dependable option for customers who need a car ride for everyday travel.
Whether it is a trip to work, an airport transfer, meeting friends, running errands or simply getting home, customers can request a SafeCar directly through the SafeBoda App.
The company is also highlighting Scheduled Trips, which allows customers to arrange rides in advance rather than requesting them at the last minute.
That option is particularly suited to planned journeys such as airport transfers, work meetings, school runs and early-morning travel, according to SafeBoda.
SafeBoda is also targeting the corporate market through SafeBoda for Business, a dedicated service designed to help organizations coordinate transportation for employees, clients and other business-related needs.
The service gives companies access to a local mobility partner while simplifying the coordination of company travel.
The company says its next phase will remain focused on safety, supporting driver partners and developing a connected and sustainable transport network.
For SafeBoda, the change in Uganda’s ride-hailing landscape represents an opportunity to expand its existing services at a time when customers and businesses still need dependable transportation.
With SafeCar, Scheduled Trips and SafeBoda for Business, the company says it is ready to play a bigger role in keeping Ugandans moving.