Didi

Daily usage of ride-hailing apps sees decline for five consecutive quarters in China.

Chinese ride-hailing giant resumed controversial carpooling service this month after two passengers were murdered last year.

Didi never expected to go through tough times before two young women were killed by Hitch drivers in three months.

The Chinese tech giant has enrolled more than 5,000 drivers in Costa Rica in four weeks’ recruitment.

Didi’s original plan sparked discussions among women in China as some viewed it as inequitable.

The service has already been available in Guadalajara and Monterrey.

It is also piloting a women’s safety program.

DiDi app’s Japanese version was also the most downloaded taxi-hailing app in Japan in August and September.