We’re drawing bitaksi’s Road to Good.
At Bitaksi, we launched Road to Good as a reflection of our sense of social responsibility. We position our technology not only as a service that makes transportation easier, but as a tool that can make life easier for people in society who need support.
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Our first stop is KAÇUV.
For the first stop on this route, we partnered with KAÇUV, which supports children receiving cancer treatment and their families. Through this collaboration, we aim to ease families’ access to hospitals during treatment and stand by them in this difficult period. We will keep expanding Road to Good with new institutions and partnerships, bringing the opportunities our technology offers to even more people in need.
Every road to treatment is a road of hope.
We support transportation for families who travel from different cities across Türkiye to KAÇUV’s Cerrahpaşa and Pendik Family Houses in Istanbul and stay there throughout treatment.
As part of this, we offer free ride support to make it easier for children to reach the hospitals where they’re treated. With Bitaksi’s ‘Call for Someone’ feature, KAÇUV staff can also call a taxi on behalf of families whenever needed. Our goal is to ease the transportation burden during treatment and make families’ daily lives a little easier.
Standing by our elders in partnership with the Ministry of Family and Social Services.
Some journeys are about much more than reaching a destination. We continue our social-benefit platform, Bitaksi Road to Good, with a collaboration with the Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Family and Social Services. In this partnership, we support hospital transportation for our elders staying in the Ministry’s nursing homes and elderly care and rehabilitation centers in Istanbul. Round-trip journeys between care centers and hospitals are covered free of charge by Bitaksi.
Our technology opens the road at every appointment.
Thanks to our ‘Call for Someone’ feature, authorized staff at the centers can call a taxi on behalf of our elders whenever needed.
Because a doctor’s appointment or a treatment day means a great deal to our elders. On these journeys we aim to be by their side, lighten their load a little, and grow solidarity.
