Up for a discounted ride on election day? Here’s how much you could save

South Africans will head to the polls on Monday, November 1. Voters can save with discounts from e-hailing service providers.

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“While polling stations are usually within easy reach for most voters, they are still far to walk to, particularly if the voter has a young child they’re caring for, or if they’re elderly. Discounted rides will not affect drivers' salaries for the trips made using the unique Local Government Election discount code. RIDING UBER? HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

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