Digital platforms facilitating shared transportation options within the capital are applications connecting passengers with drivers for on-demand or pre-booked journeys. These systems often utilize GPS technology for location tracking, fare calculation, and payment processing. A specific example is a mobile application enabling users in the city to request a car to transport them from one location to another, splitting the cost if the option is made available.
The presence of these applications offers several advantages. Primarily, they can contribute to reduced traffic congestion by encouraging the use of shared vehicles. Furthermore, they may present a flexible income opportunity for drivers. Historically, the landscape of urban transportation has been transformed by the introduction of such services, presenting alternatives to traditional taxi services and private car ownership.
