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Book A Ride Celebrates Four Years of Moving Guyana Forward

Homegrown mobility company marks its fourth anniversary, highlighting the growth of its corporate and dedicated transportation services alongside its consumer ride hailing platform

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What started as one entrepreneur’s search for a reliable ride has become one of Guyana’s most recognised homegrown technology success stories.
This August, Book A Ride celebrates its fourth anniversary, marking four years of transforming travel in Guyana, creating employment, supporting local businesses, and proving that local innovation can compete with global platforms.
Founded in 2022 by CEO Ken Deocharran after experiencing the frustrations of inconsistent transportation services, Book A Ride has grown from a simple ride hailing app into a complete mobility platform trusted by thousands of passengers and, increasingly, by businesses across Guyana. Over the past four years, the company has connected more than 21,000 registered users, facilitated over 174,000 completed rides, and logged more than 21 million miles throughout the country, powering everyday journeys to work, school, appointments, and airports.
“Four years ago, we set out to solve a transportation problem,” said Founder and CEO Ken Deocharran. “Today, we’re proud that Book A Ride has become much more than an app. We’ve built a platform that creates opportunities, supports local businesses, and gives people confidence that reliable transportation is always within reach.”
Corporate and Dedicated Transportation Solutions
While Book A Ride is best known for its consumer ride hailing service, the company has also built a suite of business focused offerings for organisations that need dependable transportation at scale.
Through its Corporate Transportation Solutions, businesses can manage employee transportation through a dedicated corporate portal, giving HR and operations teams visibility over staff pickups, drop offs, and reporting. For organisations with higher volume or more specialised needs, Book A Ride also offers dedicated transportation services, with assigned vehicles and drivers for recurring routes and shift schedules, giving companies the reliability of an in-house fleet without the overhead of managing one.
Safety, Training, and Standards
Behind every ride is a driver who has gone through a thorough vetting process, along with training in defensive driving and basic first aid. Occupational health and safety standards are built into the company’s day to day operations, from vehicle checks to driver conduct and incident reporting, and that same framework extends to the drivers assigned to corporate and dedicated clients.
A Growing Impact Across Guyana
The company’s impact extends beyond technology. Book A Ride now supports more than 100 active drivers, creating flexible earning opportunities while generating business for mechanics, car washes, tyre suppliers, fuel stations, and other local service providers that form part of Guyana’s transportation ecosystem.
Since launch, the company has continued introducing new services for the Guyanese market, expanding from ride hailing into Corporate Transportation Solutions and dedicated fleet services, Book A Butler for shopping and delivery, and Book Advertise, giving businesses the opportunity to promote their brands through Book A Ride’s network of vehicles and app users. Through its Ken Kares corporate social responsibility initiative, the company also supports literacy programmes, school supply drives, and youth development initiatives across the country.
Looking Ahead
Book A Ride is planning a series of activities throughout August to mark the anniversary and thank its customers, drivers, and partners, with further details to be announced. Looking further ahead, the company remains focused on expanding its consumer, corporate, and dedicated service offerings, and continuing to develop transportation solutions tailored to Guyana.
“Our journey over the last four years proves that local innovation can solve real problems, create meaningful employment, and build businesses that people trust,” said Deocharran. “As Guyana continues to grow, we’re committed to growing alongside it.”
About Book A Ride
Book A Ride is a Guyanese owned and operated mobility company offering ride hailing, corporate and dedicated transportation solutions, shopping and delivery through Book A Butler, and brand promotion through Book Advertise. Founded in 2022, the company is built on a foundation of vetted, trained drivers and occupational health and safety standards, and is committed to providing safe, reliable transportation for individuals and businesses across Guyana.
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