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Yango Ride global safety and fraud report

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Yango Ride has released its 2024–2025 Safety Report, claiming a 31% global reduction in serious traffic violations. The company attributes these improvements to technological implementations such as GPS speed monitoring, identity verification, and fraud controls. In the Middle East and South Asia, reckless driving incidents reportedly fell by 47%. The report also highlights the impact of privacy-protecting communication tools, such as number masking and in-app calling, which led to a 31% decrease in post-trip contacts in Pakistan. In Latin America, the company reported significant reductions in post-trip complaints, specifically 81% in Peru, 78% in Colombia, and 70% in Bolivia. Regional data for Latin America shows a 24% reduction in reckless driving incidents. In Peru, updated driving style analysis and speed controls contributed to a 25% drop in aggressive driving reports and a 15% reduction in accidents, while aggressive driving in Bolivia fell by 20%. To combat fraud, Yango expanded selfie-based identity checks and blocked thousands of passenger accounts globally. New data from the annual report confirms a 31.2% decrease in application-associated incidents across Latin America. Specifically, reckless driving incidents in the region dropped from 11.77 to 8.91 per million trips. The company’s anti-fraud systems also successfully blocked 9,784 suspicious passenger profiles. Despite these internal safety claims, regulatory scrutiny remains a factor. In Qatar, the Ministry of Transport recently identified multiple violations during inspections, prompting debate over whether app-based safety systems are sufficient without stringent external oversight.

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