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About
This ride-hailing app connects riders with drivers for pre-determined fares in the Greater Banjul Area. It aims to improve urban mobility and provide affordable transportation options for the local population.
What's New in LinksRide
1.0.2
December 10, 2021
some minor bug fixed.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is LinksRide?
LinksRide is a personal mobility ride-hailing and rideshare company operating in the Greater Banjul Area, Gambia. It connects riders with drivers through a technology platform for pre-determined fares.
Where is LinksRide available?
LinksRide is currently launched in the Greater Banjul Area (GBA) of Gambia, covering an initial 50km² service area. This includes Banjul, Kanifing Municipality, and the West Coast Region.
How does LinksRide pricing work?
LinksRide offers a pre-determined price/fare for rides. This means you will know the cost of your trip before you book it, providing transparency for riders.
What is the goal of LinksRide?
The app aims to improve urban mobility in Gambia, making affordable transportation accessible to the urban poor and middle class. It also supports UN Sustainable Development Goals for inclusive and sustainable cities.
Is LinksRide suitable for all ages?
LinksRide has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for most users. The app focuses on providing safe and reliable transportation services.
What devices does LinksRide support?
LinksRide is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to be accessible on popular Apple mobile devices.
When was LinksRide released?
LinksRide was launched in December 2021, with the app itself being released on October 5, 2021. The latest version is 1.0.2, last updated on December 10, 2021.
How does LinksRide compare to traditional taxis?
LinksRide offers a more organized and managed ride-hailing experience compared to the unregulated nature of traditional taxis in Gambia. It aims to provide safety, comfort, and a qualitative value proposition.
