IT Home News on January 13, according to the statistics of the national online ride-hailing regulatory information exchange platform, as of December 31, 2021, a total of 258 online ride-hailing platform companies across the country have obtained online ride-hailing platform operating licenses, an increase of 3 month-on-month; a total of 3.948 million online ride-hailing driver licenses and 1.558 million vehicle transportation certificates have been issued in various places, an increase of 2.2% and 3.9% respectively. In December 2021, the national online ride-hailing regulatory information exchange platform received a total of 681.23 million orders, up 9.3% month-on-month.
In December 2021, there were 17 online ride-hailing platforms with more than 300,000 orders, of which the highest order compliance rate was Enjoy Road Travel, and the lowest was Flower Pig Travel. Compared with November, the order volume of companion oranges dropped from more than 300,000 orders in November to less than 300,000 orders, and the order volume of the new online ride-hailing platform exceeded 300,000 orders.
According to the order compliance rate (referring to the proportion of orders that both drivers and vehicles have obtained licenses), from high to low, they are Xiangdao Travel, Ruqi Travel, T3 Travel, Yihua Travel, Landao Travel, Sunshine Travel, Proper E Travel, Zhaozhao Travel, Timely Use of Cars, Shenzhou Chauffeur, Cao Cao Travel, Shouqi Ride-hailing, BangbangXing, Meituan Taxi, Wanshun Taxi, Didi Chuxing, and Hua Xiao Pig Travel.
In December 2021, the top 3 order compliance rate growth were T3 Travel, Yihua Travel, and Bangbang Travel, and the last 3 increases were Zhaozhao Travel (-3.3%), Timely Car (-6.2%), and Shenzhou Chauffeur (-6.5%).
IT Home learned that among the major central cities, the order compliance rate of Guangzhou, Xiamen, Hangzhou, Shenzhen, Hefei, Nanchang, Chongqing, Zhengzhou and Nanjing is above 80%. In December 2021, the top 3 order compliance growth rates were Ningbo, Haikou and Jinan, and the last 3 increases were Xi'an (-2.3%), Dalian (-2.4%), and Shijiazhuang (-3.3%).
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