Bolt, the premier mobility platform in Ghana, has unveiled its Bolt Rewind 2024 report, showcasing intriguing trends in rider and driver behavior both globally and within Ghana over the past year.
The data reveals that Fridays continue to be the most popular day for Bolt riders in Ghana, consistent with last year’s trends. Rides frequently originated from airports and restaurants, emphasizing Bolt’s crucial role in providing seamless travel and dining experiences.
One rider completed an impressive 1,375 trips, up from 1,324 trips in 2023. Meanwhile, the top driver achieved an astounding 7,772 trips, highlighting their dedication and the increasing demand for Bolt’s services. The longest trip recorded in Ghana for 2024 was a notable 68.34 km.
On the global front, the Bolt Business category saw significant growth, with the highest number of rides in Bangkok, Johannesburg, and Asunción. Business users primarily booked rides on Fridays, with peak usage between 5 pm and 6 pm, demonstrating Bolt’s importance to professionals in busy urban areas.
Henry Whyte, Senior Operations Manager at Bolt, expressed his gratitude: “As we wrap up 2024, we thank every customer who took a Bolt trip. This data reflects how integral our services have become in Ghana. With 200 million customers and 4.5 million drivers, we look forward to making further strides towards our mission of creating people-centric cities.”
Bolt’s outstanding performance throughout the year showcases its dedication to providing safe, reliable, and efficient mobility solutions, empowering riders and drivers, and transforming urban transportation.
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