Uber, Ola bookings bounce back post driver strikes
After three months of decline in cab bookings due to driver strikes, Uber, Ola saw a rise in booking during Q2 2017.
Key highlights:
- Indian online cabs market saw a growth of 15% in terms of ride count
- There was a 5% decline in the overall cab bookings for the industry in Q1 2017
- online cab market regained momentum post the driver strikes
Taxi-hailing apps Uber and Ola seem to have made a comeback in the second quarter in 2017 after bookings declined for the first time in Q1 2017. The Indian online cabs market saw a growth of 15% in terms of ride count.
The ride count during Q2 2017, which was in April, May and June, increased to 156 million from 136 million in the previous quarter (Q1 2017), according to a RedSeer Consulting report.
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