A shared door-to-door car service has been launched by Shuttlers, a Nigerian company. This service is intended for commuters.
Further information about the service can be found through Disrupt Africa.
The company behind the launch is based in Nigeria, and the service is aimed at a specific group of commuters, though details of the service's operations are not provided here.
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