Tootle comebacks with a new dedicated offering to deliver a smoother and cost-effective ride-sharing experience.
“Tootle, the formerly popular ride-sharing platform, has made a comeback with several service enhancements. After a brief pause, Tootle is back with an improved app and a strong commitment to delivering an enhanced urban transportation experience.
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The brand goal is to provide a smoother and more affordable ride-sharing experience while improving urban mobility in Kathmandu. This involves faster response times, increased availability of rides, and optimized routes. Company representatives are said to focus on safety with new features like insurance coverage for both drivers and passengers. Tootle has partnered with Shikhar Insurance to provide insurance and safety coverage.
The Tootle Driver App has been available for download and registration since September 1, while the customer app can be downloaded today. According to Tootle representatives, the updated app now offers a more user-friendly interface to streamline booking and reduce wait times. These changes aim to make urban commuting in Kathmandu more efficient and convenient.
Shreyas Krishna Shrestha, co-founder and CEO of ZAPP, expressed excitement about reintroducing Tootle with a renewed commitment to revolutionize urban commuting. He emphasized that Tootle’s resurgence signifies their dedication to providing an exceptional ride-sharing service that genuinely understands and anticipates the needs of their valued users.”
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Conclusion- This is exciting, the company is said to provide a seamless and affordable ride-sharing experience, along with a focus on safety through advanced features and insurance coverage, while aiming to enhance urban mobility in the city.
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