DisplayRide Introduces the KidSafe Rideshare Monitoring Platform
DisplayRide Inc., an innovator focused on enhancing the rideshare experience, introduced the KidSafe Rideshare Monitoring Platform (RMP), the first solution to holistically address safety in the rapidly growing child transportation market.
The shortage of bus drivers across the country (over 70% of school districts are experiencing severe driver shortage), inefficiencies in transporting small groups, the need for personalized rides and working parents with busy schedules, is creating a multi-billion-dollar market opportunity in the Gig-economy. However, unlike in the traditional Ridesharing/Delivery market, transporting unaccompanied kids entails more stringent safety requirements, licensing and must ensure peace of mind to concerned parents.
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The DisplayRide KidSafe RMP was specifically designed for this segment and provides a host of necessary features like automatically documenting (video/audio) every trip, monitoring the driving, tracking the physical location in real-time, automatically detecting and notifying potential accidents and more. It also provides a livestreaming capability for parents for an on-the-spot check and peace of mind. The solution can also be easily and rapidly integrated into a provider’s operational infrastructure very economically. It also scales readily to tens of thousands of vehicles/drivers.
“We are delighted to be able to deliver a state-of-art safety solution that leverages our expertise in the Gig economy,” said Abdul Kasim, CEO, DisplayRide Inc. “The features and economics of KidSafe make it a must-have solution for any service provider in the child transportation business,” he added.
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