🇿🇦 South Africa 1d ago · Tshehla Cornelius Koteli

E-hailing company moves to install panic buttons for its drivers. What about passengers?

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E-hailing company moves to install panic buttons for its drivers. What about passengers?
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As hijackings and robberies targeting e-hailing drivers continue to rise, Maxim is rolling out a new SOS button aimed at helping drivers quickly call for assistance and share their location when they are in danger.



Maxim is an e-hailing company operating across South Africa. It has joined the likes of Uber, Bolt and inDrive among others.



Drivers of these e-hailing services were previously caught in a conflict between traditional minibus taxi operators, driven by intense competition for pa

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