Bolt, the ride-hailing platform, hosted a special event as part of its “She Can Drive” campaign, an initiative aimed at challenging stereotypes about women in ride-hailing and equipping them with essential defensive driving skills, safety measures, and emergency preparedness techniques.
The disclosure was made in a statement on Tuesday, where Bolt highlighted its commitment to promoting female driver safety and demonstrating that women provide safe, efficient, and professional services on the platform.
The event brought together female drivers from across Bolt’s network for an interactive session featuring hands-on training and expert-led discussions.
Industry specialists conducted defensive driving workshops, offering participants practical knowledge to navigate various road scenarios safely, while safety experts shared best practices for handling emergencies.
Bolt further stated that, as part of the event, female drivers were presented with gifts in recognition of their dedication and contribution to the ride-hailing industry.
The company reiterated its commitment to empowering women behind the wheel and reshaping societal perceptions about female drivers.
The General Manager at Bolt Nigeria, Osi Oguah said, “We believe that empowering women in ride-hailing is crucial in fostering inclusivity and diversity in the transport sector and the ‘She Can Drive’ campaign is more than just a celebration of women in the industry.
“It’s a commitment to equipping them with the tools, skills, and support needed to thrive. Women can and do excel in ride-hailing, and we are proud to champion their growth.”
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