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Ghana: Yango upgrades its security features to protect both riders and drivers

An interna­tional technology, Yango has upgraded the security features of its ride hailing service in Ghana.

The upgrade is aimed at ensuring the safety and well-being of both riders and partner drivers in the market.

Tom Ofonime, Gen­eral Manager of Yango in Ghana, speaking on the new safety measures in Accra, said the move formed emphasised the company’s unwavering com­mitment to safety and was in response to the evolving safety needs of customers.

“The safety and security of our riders and drivers are our top priorities. We are dedicated to implementing robust security measures and leveraging innovative technologies to create a safe and trusted ride-hailing environment for everyone in Ghana,” he said.

He also said as part of the new safety measures, Yango had incorporated a function that request a selfie from new users to place a ride request, and the passenger would also see the driver’s selfie for the same reasons.

“Also, before the trip, the drivers also have access to the passenger’s number of trips and ratings based on the feedback from the previous trips, and passengers can now view detailed partner driver information including a photo, name, vehicle license plate, and score before their ride,” Mr Ofonime stated.

Moreover, he said other already existing safety fea­tures for drivers included the display of riders rating, identity photo checks in special cases, display of alert zones and non-penalty configuration for drivers to be able to skip orders to the alert zones, display of point B for drivers in alert zones, display of riders profile pic­ture, rating form to evaluate riders and in-app calls to support.

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