VOICED : In crowded Cairo ride hailing apps leave cabbies fuming

The video discusses the rise of ride-hailing apps like Uber and Kareem in Cairo, highlighting their growing popularity due to the poor reputation of traditional taxis. Safety concerns, especially among women, have led to a preference for these apps, which offer greater security and fixed prices. The video also covers the benefits for drivers, who earn significantly more than the minimum wage. However, traditional taxi drivers are struggling with the competition, leading to protests. The legal status of these apps is still under review, but they have created jobs for many previously unemployed individuals.

What factors have contributed to the rise of ride-hailing apps like Uber and Kareem?

How do women in Cairo perceive the safety of using Uber compared to traditional taxis?

What advantages do ride-hailing apps offer to both customers and drivers?

What are the concerns of traditional taxi drivers regarding the competition from ride-hailing apps?

What is the current legal status of ride-hailing platforms in the city?