RoadGo is a website designed to simplify the driver registration process and improve communication with users. This documentation provides an overview of the website's structure, styles, and key features.

The head section includes essential meta tags, the website title, and links to external resources such as Google Fonts and vendor CSS files.

The top bar contains contact information and social media links, providing users with easy access to support and social platforms.

The header features the RoadGo logo and a navigation bar with links to key sections of the website, such as the home page, driver registration, and contact page.

The hero section introduces the website with a headline and a call-to-action button. It includes a background video and slider for visual appeal.

The main section encompasses additional content, including an about section that highlights the benefits for drivers and emphasizes partnership opportunities.

The website employs Google Fonts, including the Cairo font for Arabic text and other fonts for various design elements. Vendor CSS files are utilized for additional styling, such as animations and icons.

The website integrates social media links for Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, allowing users to connect with RoadGo on various platforms.

The about section provides details on how drivers can achieve higher earnings through lower company commissions, daily, weekly, and monthly financial incentives, and a consistent stream of ride requests.

• Features
• Getting Started
  • Prerequisites
  • Installation
• Usage
• Contributing
• License
• Acknowledgements

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