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Ride-sharing service Scooti reached 2.13 billion online readership
- Published October 31, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Scooti is a ride-sharing mobile application that connects passengers wanting to get from point A to B. The company has received 2.13 billion online readership to date, since its launch.
CEO Brett Balsters opens up on their key advantage, stating “All our drivers are specially trained, insured and certified under government legislation.”
“We operate in and around the CBD where most roads are 40 km/hr zones, and helmets, hairnets and safety vests are provided to all our customers.”
Scooter taxi services already exist in several other countries around the world and they’re becoming increasingly popular in congested cities. In Singapore, there’s Grab, in Indonesia, there Go Jek, and in Italy, there’s Scooterino.
Scooti has expanded to Sydney and Melbourne and it operates daily from 5am to 10pm.
Check out Scooti’s You Tube channel here
Media coverage here
About Scooti
Scooti is a ride-sharing mobile application that connects passengers wanting to get from point A to B with the safest, most experienced, and reliable scooter drivers.
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