Linebooker, SA’s Uber for freight, beats stress test after month-on-month growth accelerates to 20%

With 17 000 trucks now on its platform, Linebooker’s momentum continued to accelerate helped by its system’s smooth management during SA’s peak freight moving quarter. CEO and co-founder Naude Rademan explains to Alec Hogg of BizNews that month-on-month growth accelerating from 10% to 20%, the “Uber for trucks” has proved to be fully scalable - with many new clients attracted in recent months as their traditional processes were disrupted by weather and other unique issues.

[@johannesneavel2412]

Nice, I like it I wish you guys must make access to get funds to buy trucks and trailers

[@mathewman]

gosh still no comment on the new political scene in SA!!!

[@ollievw3450]

What new political scene?

[@tescoagriculture]

The failed renewal of the ANC. I guess 😅😅⚰️💔

[@ollievw3450]

@@tescoagriculture 😂👍

[@alexraubenheimer4305]

20% on 50 trucks a month is only five more trucks, no big deal. Mostly tinned pilchards.

[@AfricanFlightStar]

I like your show but man, after all this time doing these shows, I wld have thought that you’d have figured out how to balance your two audio streams from yourself and the person you’re interviewing, so that they’re at the same level. You’re too faint and your guest is too high. This isn’t rocket science. Just saying 😁 That aside, we appreciate your work, when you keep it balanced and unbiased, which is unfortunately not every episode.

[@alexraubenheimer4305]

Tongue in cheek.