Chariot is a Ugandan ride-hailing and delivery platform connecting passengers with verified local drivers through the Chariot app. We are focused on dependable everyday transport, clear trip information, ride tracking and local support for the communities we serve. For passengers, Chariot makes it easier to request rides and deliveries from a phone. For drivers, Chariot creates flexible earning opportunities with local onboarding and support. Our goal is straightforward: give Uganda a reliable, locally supported mobility option that riders can trust and drivers can grow with.
Reliable
Rides and deliveries through the Chariot app
Safety-focused
Verified drivers and tracked trips
Local support
Support for riders and drivers in Uganda
Drive with Chariot
Have an eligible vehicle and the required documents? Review the requirements, download the Chariot Driver app and begin onboarding with local support.
Quick answers for riders, drivers, airport travel, delivery, business transport and Chariot support in Uganda.
Download the Chariot rider app, create or sign in to your account, enter your pickup and destination, review the trip details and request a driver.
Chariot serves Kampala and other available service areas in Uganda. Open the app to confirm current coverage at your pickup location.
You can request a Chariot ride for airport travel when service is available. Visit the airport rides page for more information.
Where delivery is available, choose the delivery service in the Chariot app and follow the in-app steps. You can also read the delivery information on this website.
Visit the Drive with Chariot page, review the requirements, download the Driver app and complete the onboarding steps.
Chariot can discuss transport requirements for teams, guests and organisations. See business transport or contact the team.
Chariot uses driver onboarding and verification requirements and provides trip information through the app. Riders should confirm the driver and vehicle details shown for their trip before entering a vehicle.
