Taxi Business In Kenya
Here’s a detailed guide about starting and running a taxi business in Kenya 1. Market Overview Kenya has a fast-growing urban population (especially Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret) with high demand for transport. Smartphone penetration is strong → fueling e-hailing growth (Uber, Bolt, Little Cab, inDriver). Traditional taxis still thrive at airports, bus stations, and rural towns where apps are less common. 2. Business Models Traditional Taxi (Stand/Street Pick-ups): Operates at taxi ranks, malls, airports, hotels. Requires strong networking with hotels, tour companies, and local businesses. E-Hailing Taxi (App-based): Partner with apps like Uber, Bolt, Little Cab, inDriver . Offers flexibility and access to more customers. Hybrid Model: Register with an app + have your own local base . Reduces dependence on one platform. Fleet Management (Own + Hire Drivers): Buy multiple cars and lease them to drivers on weekly/daily targets. 3. Licensing & Legal...