Unified Rider Database Officially Launched

We are pleased to announce the successful launch of our **Unified Rider Database**, a major step toward creating a safer, more organized, accountable, and technology-driven riding community within Abuja and the Federal Capital Territory. The new platform brings the records of our registered riders together in one centralized database, making it easier to securely manage, verify, and maintain accurate information about riders and their motorcycles. As part of the new system, every registered rider will be assigned a **unique Rider Number and QR Code**. The QR Code can be scanned, while the Rider Number can be entered into our verification system to confirm the rider's registration and access authorized information about the rider and their registered motorcycle. This provides a simple and reliable way to distinguish registered riders from unauthorized individuals while improving accountability across the riding community. The Unified Rider Database is also designed to support cooperation with relevant government and security agencies, including the **Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC)** and appropriate **Federal Capital Territory (FCT) authorities**, by making verified rider information more accessible when required for legitimate safety, regulatory, and administrative purposes. Through accurate records, rider identification, and improved verification, the system will help promote greater safety, responsibility, transparency, and order within the city. This launch represents an important milestone in our commitment to using technology to build a more organized and trusted riding system for riders, passengers, government agencies, and the wider community. **We are excited about this new chapter and look forward to building a safer and more accountable riding community together.**