Coverage
African cities.
Starting here.
Siza opens one city at a time, going deep before it expands. We have not opened anywhere yet. These are the things that make a city a fit, and we name the first one when it opens, not before.
Dense commuter corridors
Where the same trip repeats daily
Siza opens with rides. Dense, repeating commuter routes are what make higher-capacity shared services viable over time, so cities where the same journeys happen every day are the first we look at.
Cash-first economies
Where a card cannot be assumed
Every ride takes cash from day one, so a city does not need high card penetration before Siza can work there.
Mixed informal transit
Where the alternative is unpredictable
Siza is built to sit between an expensive private ride and transit you cannot plan around: structured, priced upfront, and accountable.
Want Siza in your city?
Tell us where you are. The cities people ask for are the first ones we look at, and you will be the first to know when Siza arrives near you.
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