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What’s next for mobility? Look to emerging markets. From Lima to Lagos, from Manila to Almaty — the next wave of urban innovation is already here. It’s about building localized, resilient, and trusted solutions that work for real people in fast-growing, high-pressure cities. At MOVE 2025, our SVP of New Verticals, Andries Smit, shared how inDrive is meeting this challenge head-on. 🚀 Watch the full interview below to hear Andries’ vision for the future of mobility in emerging markets. #FairMobility #inDrive #RealPeopleRealChoices #EmergingMarkets #MOVE2025 #RideOnYourTerms
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“All work, no play makes Jack a dull boy.” It’s an old saying, but true for every child. That’s why we ran ‘Rides For Goals’, a community-powered campaign in Kathmandu that transformed ordinary rides into extraordinary change. Throughout May, we dedicated 10% of every third ride fare to support local public schools by: ✅ Renovating playgrounds to create safer, more joyful spaces for children ✅ Donating sports kits — basketballs, futsal balls, badminton gear — to encourage teamwork, confidence, and fun through play These upgrades are already making a difference, giving children vibrant environments to learn, move, and grow. “Mobility should empower and uplift communities. This campaign reflects our commitment to driving real social change,” said Pavit Nanda Anand, APAC Communications Lead at inDrive. “Rides For Goals is proof that small actions can have a big impact,” added Mark Tolley, Regional Director, Asia Pacific. This campaign is part of our broader mission: to promote social equity and community well-being — especially in regions that need it most. Thank you to our riders, drivers, and partners in Nepal. Together, we ride for progress. Together, we ride for goals. 🚘⚽️🏀 #inDrive #RidesForGoals #MobilityForGood #Nepal #Kathmandu #SocialImpact #TechForGood #RideForChange
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