Ride-hailing apps on the rise


India and China are the main drivers of the upward trend in the use of ride-hailing apps. — EPA

A SURVEY conducted throughout Asia Pacific by Ford Motor Company found that consumers are increasingly using smartphones to plan their journeys, whether using private or public transportation or a combination of both.

“Smartphones are rapidly assimilating into our lives on the road,” said Ford Smart Mobility (Asia-Pacific) director John Larsen.

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