Estonian ride-hailing service Bolt has launched in London two years after a short-lived attempt to expand in the British capital. The company, previously known as Taxify, kicked off its service today with a half-price deal aimed at challenging rivals including Uber. Bolt promises cheaper prices for passengers and a bigger cut of earnings for drivers than its competitors. Starting today you can finally Bolt in London, benefitting from happier drivers and lower fares. The company resumed service after rebranding earlier this year to remove confusion over whether it is a licensed taxi operator.

Source: Irish Examiner June 11, 2019 11:58 UTC