My-City rides, City-to-City rides, and Truck Jobs — all in one app. Vroom is built for how Africa actually moves: cash-first, mobile-money-ready, and designed around real safety, not just a map pin. Zambia is where the journey starts.
Whether you're riding, driving, running a shop, or looking to join the team — here's where to go.
My-City rides, City-to-City rides, Truck Jobs, travel points, and everything else built into the app.
See all services →Ride across town or between cities, book a truck, and earn rewards every time you move.
Ride with Vroom →Turn your car, bus, or truck into flexible income with a driver wallet and travel points.
Start driving →Shops and restaurants will be able to sell and deliver through Vroom. Merchant sign-ups open soon.
Learn more →Five open roles on the founding team in Lusaka and the Copperbelt — apply online.
See open roles →Passenger support, driver support, investor relations, and careers.
Get in touch →Every category comes in Non-Shared (just you) and Shared (split the trip, pay less).
Getting around town — work, school, the market, a night out.
Intercity travel between Zambia's towns — Lusaka, the Copperbelt, and beyond.
Move goods, furniture, or freight — book a whole truck or share the load.
Vroom is a tool for people getting where they need to go and earning a living behind the wheel — with merchants joining soon.
Vroom launches across Zambia all at once in late October 2026 — riders and drivers in every province from day one, with merchants following soon after.
App testing, driver pipeline, and local team hiring in Lusaka and the Copperbelt — now through October 2026.
Drivers — cars, buses, and trucks — sign up countrywide, with vetting handled centrally and on the ground.
Vroom goes live everywhere at once — late October 2026. No first city, no waiting list by region.
The merchant delivery marketplace opens, and the fleet grows nationwide based on real demand.
We'll let you know the moment Vroom goes live nationwide — no spam, just a launch-day heads up.