In many of the country's outskirts, the population faces difficulties with public transportation and commuting, as well as a lack of private services, since many mobility apps do not operate in these areas because they are considered "high-risk areas." To address this demand, apps like Jaubra and OnBoard Mobility have emerged, aiming to optimize mobility.
“"Uber da quebrada" (Uber of the hood), another alternative service that seeks to serve the population of the outskirts with comfort and safety. This service serves residents of Brasilândia, in the northern zone of São Paulo, and works with a competitive rate compared to other apps. Shared rides are also available.
