This dataset contains over 3 million digitally reachable users of app-based, paid shared transport services across major urban centers in Egypt and Pakistan.
The audience represents a growing segment of middle-income commuters who rely on technology-enabled mobility solutions as a daily alternative to private ride-hailing and unreliable public transport.
Unlike traditional public transit users, these individuals actively pay for structured commuting services through mobile platforms — signaling routine digital behavior, stable income participation, and recurring service adoption.
Office workers, professionals, call center employees
Payment Behavior
99.5% cash, 0.5% card
Language
77.19% English, 18.14% Arabic
User Characteristics:
Daily commuters using fixed-route shuttle applications
Cost-conscious consumers seeking 70-80% savings versus Uber/Careem
Smartphone-enabled audience with stable income for daily transport
Safety-focused riders including women avoiding public transit harassment
Corporate employee transportation programs
University student transit users
24/7 shift workers at retail, manufacturing, hybrid offices
Eco-conscious shared mobility adopters
Data Fields Included
Field
Completeness
Email Address
100%
Full Name
100%
Phone Number
100%
Phone Region Code
100%
City Name
100%
Country
100%
Preferred Language
95.3%
Default Payment Method
100%
Corporate Account Flag
0.27%
Email Provider Breakdown
Type
Count
Percentage
Gmail, Yahoo, Free Providers
2,822,526
92.9%
Educational (.edu)
19,896
0.7%
Custom/Other Domains
197,267
6.5%
Top Name Frequencies (Sample): Ahmed 115,913, Mohamed 105,629, Muhammad 76,689, Mahmoud 31,953, Ali 31,149, Mostafa 20,125, Omar 19,828, Amr 18,474, Abdul 17,884, Syed 17,143, Hassan 13,573, Aya 12,253, Rana 11,797, Sara 11,082
