The company uses route-matching technology to connect customer deliveries in the e-commerce sector to vetted transporters already travelling along those routes.
The firms will support SA’s drive to decarbonise transport and position the country as a hub for electric vehicle adoption.
Developers that allow users to use their apps without an operating licence risk a fine of up to R100 000, or up to two years in jail.
The compact electric hatchback from BYD Auto South Africa is priced at under R400 000.
With prior leadership roles across Africa, Milu Kipimo will drive business development and expansion for Bolt’s corporate travel offerings in the country.
To date, Eskom has received 20 EVs, ranging from light delivery vehicles to light trucks, with another 100 planned in the near future.
South Africa is introducing the National Land Transport Amendment Act to better regulate the e-hailing industry, following rising violence against drivers.
Following recent attacks on e-hailing drivers, Bolt South Africa has introduced new safety features, including high-risk area alerts, to protect drivers and passengers.
With 60 buses currently being used across the city, Golden Arrow Bus Services plans to increase its electric fleet to 120 by the end of the year.
The collaboration advances railway intelligence, driving innovation, efficiency and smarter transport systems across the region.
At the Festival of Motoring, Macrocomm will showcase live demonstrations of predictive maintenance, safety scoring and cost-reduction analytics in action.