Ride sharing service launching in Calgary this summer

Posted May 17, 2016 7:29 am.

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A new ride sharing service will soon launch in the city.

Ride Please is an extension of the company Keys Please, a designated driver tool that picks people up, and drives their vehicles home.

General Manager Ginger Greenwood says there’s just one more step before they can move forward with their new service.

“We’ve already applied for the license and everything like that; we’ve also made inroads in regards to our webpages being developed and all of our offices to be set up to handle everything. We’re just waiting on the finalization for insurance. The app is already well in the process of being developed.”

If things go as planned, Ride Please will launch July 1.

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