New ride sharing app to launch in Calgary

Posted Aug 16, 2016 7:48 am.

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A new ride share program in Calgary is looking for drivers.

Ride Please is the latest endeavour from the company behind Keys Please.

“The customer would be able to download the Ride Please App and book and track their vehicle. From start until end they will receive an estimated cost upon booking the service then at the end at the trip they will receive their receipt via email,” General Manager Ginger Greenwood said.

Three information sessions are being held for interested drivers this week who can register here.

Ride Please will launch September 8.

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