Africa’s mobility sector experiences a plethora of other challenges which hinder it from reaching its true potential.
But a Kenyan-based company providing holistic solutions to both operators and end users in the mobility ecosystem, BuuPass has said it is solving those keys by offering proprietary technology, which makes mobility a service of convenience and choice.
A single intercity bus operator with an average of 30 buses and 20 bus stops has its operator using pen and paper to manage their operations, hence causing cash leakage and a bad customer experience.
It also offers affordable parcel logistics for individuals and businesses that are cost sensitive to soaring prices from current logistics & shipping providers.
On BuuPass, travelers are able to explore and compare different travel options and make payments with mobile money.
BuuPass is on a mission to bridge the gap between the operators and more than 500 million mobile phone users in Sub-Saharan Africa.
BuuPass solves key customer pain points on the B2B and B2C side while building scalable infrastructure and digitizing the transport industry from the grassroots. Yet, digitizing mobility across Africa wouldn’t be a walk in the park, given the continent’s regional complexities.