Mar 29, 2026
Introducing Multi-Passenger Booking on Leet
Leet now lets you book rides for multiple passengers in a single request. Plan shared trips, manage different drop-off points, and coordinate group travel more easily—all in one booking flow.
Multi-Passenger Booking: A simpler way to move together
Getting a ride for yourself is simple. Getting a ride for yourself and other people should be just as simple.
Leet is introducing Multi-Passenger Booking, a new feature that lets one passenger book a trip for more than one person in a single request.
Whether you are heading out with a friend, booking for a sibling, coordinating a school run, or helping a family member get to their stop, you no longer need to create separate bookings for everyone. You can now arrange the trip in one flow.
What Multi-Passenger Booking means
With Multi-Passenger Booking, you can include multiple passengers in one booking request instead of booking one seat at a time.
This makes it easier to:
- book for yourself and a guest
- book for family members
- coordinate small group trips
- manage different drop-off points in one request
It is a simpler experience for passengers and a clearer one for drivers.
Why we built it
Shared mobility is not always one person going to one place. Real trips are often more flexible than that.
Sometimes you are traveling with another person. Sometimes you are helping someone else get to their destination. Sometimes a single trip needs to cover more than one stop.
We built this feature to make Leet feel more natural for the way people actually move.
What users can expect
Multi-Passenger Booking is designed to make trip planning easier without adding confusion.
With this feature, passengers can:
- make one booking request for multiple people
- see the trip clearly before confirming
- avoid repeating the same booking process several times
- coordinate shared trips more easily
Drivers also benefit because they can see the real number of seats being requested before they accept a trip.
That creates a better experience on both sides.
A better way to plan shared trips
The biggest benefit of this feature is convenience.
Instead of making separate requests and trying to coordinate them manually, passengers can now handle group travel in one place. That reduces friction, saves time, and makes the booking process feel more organized.
For everyday use, that can make a real difference:
- A short trip with a friend becomes easier to arrange.
- A parent helping coordinate transport for a child has fewer steps to manage.
- A passenger planning a ride with more than one stop gets a smoother experience from the start.
