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Nigeria's gig economy is supporting three million workers and generating $5.1 billion, with 95% of ride-hailing drivers reporting improved living standards. Despite the growth, women represent just 4% of drivers, pointing to untapped potential in the sector.
Indonesia just slashed the commission fees ride-hailing companies can charge drivers from 20% to 8%, potentially putting more money in the pockets of 7 million workers. President Prabowo Subianto's bold move also guarantees universal healthcare and accident insurance for drivers across the country.
Nearly 70,000 Uber and Lyft drivers in Massachusetts just certified the first union for ride-hailing workers in American history. The victory could reshape how gig workers organize across the country.
Bolt just became the first major ride-hailing company to officially register under South Africa's new transport rules, setting a safety standard for the entire industry. The move brings drivers, riders, and regulators closer to a safer, more accountable future.
After a Nigerian driver's murder was captured on camera and led to arrests within days, South African ride-hailing drivers are turning dash cams into standard safety equipment. The technology shift is saving lives by deterring crime and providing crucial evidence when attacks occur.
Planning a trip just got easier as Yango Ride becomes the first major ride-hailing service to integrate directly into ChatGPT. Users across 25 countries can now book rides without ever leaving their chat window.
Ride-hailing drivers in Nigeria can now see doctors and get prescriptions for just $1 a month without ever leaving their cars. The new service solves a major problem for drivers who work long hours with no employer benefits.
A new ride-hailing app in Nigeria is shaking up the industry by letting drivers choose between commission or flat-fee earnings. Cruz also launches with 10% off for riders and clear pricing across six major cities.
Forty-three years ago, Sally Ride shattered barriers as the first American woman in space. Her legacy shines even brighter as we honor her as an LGBTQ+ pioneer who lived authentically, even when the world wasn't ready to see it.
A Saudi Arabian city is transforming ordinary traffic circles into works of art that celebrate local heritage and draw visitors from around the world. Hail's artistic roundabouts and public squares are boosting tourism while making the city more beautiful for residents.
Ride-hailing drivers in Indonesia and the Philippines can now rent electric vehicles for as little as $1 per day, lowering the barrier to clean transportation. The program includes free charging through 2029, helping drivers save on fuel costs while reducing emissions.
Ride-hailing drivers and delivery workers in Nigeria are getting health insurance coverage for the first time. The government's new directive means platforms like Uber and Bolt must now enroll their independent contractors in health insurance schemes.
A new sci-fi film proves that even in the vastness of space, friendship is the most powerful force. Project Hail Mary delivers a heartwarming story about an unlikely bond between a human astronaut and an adorable alien, both racing to save their dying worlds.
LaGuardia Airport just unveiled New York's largest public fast-charging station with 12 new electric vehicle chargers that can power up cars in just 30 minutes. The station targets ride-share drivers and travelers, making it easier for the over 100,000 EV owners in New York City and Long Island to stay charged at one of America's busiest airports.
A Pennsylvania therapeutic riding center is recruiting volunteers to help children and adults with disabilities experience the healing power of horses. No experience needed, just a willingness to make a difference.
The Mall of America is inviting everyone named Ryan to ride a roller coaster for free and help set a Guinness World Record. On July 24, organizers hope to break the record for most people with the same first name to consecutively ride a coaster.
A college student in Andhra Pradesh created a simple QR code system that lets passengers instantly share their live location with police during rides. His classroom project is now protecting travelers across an entire district.
Armed with just a smartphone, everyday volunteers are helping NASA solve a tricky weather puzzle: how fast does hail melt as it falls? The free app turns anyone into a backyard scientist contributing real data that protects communities from storm damage.
A Colorado Springs transportation company offering free rides to people in recovery received an outpouring of support after a local news story aired. Community members are now donating money and reaching out to help keep the service running.
Mountain bikers in Sheridan are turning trail maintenance into a party. The June 11 volunteer night promises weed whacking, group rides, and free snacks for anyone willing to help.
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