Bengaluru has an estimated two million people employed in the technology, startup and BPO sectors for thousands of whom carpooling is a pre...

There are several reasons why states should prioritise carpooling. One, it can make mobility affordable for many, especially when public tr...

The transport department in Bengaluru has banned carpooling services offered through mobile apps like Quick Ride, following complaints from...

A recent report by Dutch location and navigation services provider TomTom had found Bengaluru to be the most traffic-congested city in the ...

Private ridesharing to be app-based, non-commercial, KYC compliant, according to a draft proposal.

While private services do not involve money transactions, ridesharing services operated by aggregators -although illegal under law, had don...

After download, users will have to register themselves to find carpooling options within a radius of 1-5 km, Transport Minister Gopal Rai s...

Orahi, a carpooling app, introduces persons with odd-numbered cars to those owning even-numbered vehicles. It's a service meant solely for ...

The site was developed and launched in Dec 2015 by the standard 9 student anticipating the odd-even vehicle rule implemented by the Delhi g...

Indian Angel Network (IAN) has invested Rs 3.5 crore in carpooling app Orahi.

If you live in Delhi and are going bonkers comprehending the odd-even formula, these apps/websites will come to your rescue.

Host of mobile applications such as Orahi, Ibibo Ryde, BlaBlaCar allow people to sign up and start offering or availing rides from a list o...

Carpooling is one option that has especially emerged as a favourite among companies and firms with ride-sharing apps are relishing the mome...

Announcing the blueprint of road-rationing experinment, Kejriwal said that carpooling was the only solution to cope with the odd-and-even n...

The new service would be 10%-30% lower than the regular fares. Uber said it is making it easy and affordable for people to share rides and ...

Let's Drive Along app was launched by Bengaluru police in October with an aim to free the roads of at least 30,000 cars in three months.

Cops are using social media to promote the concept, especially among IT employees travelling towards Whitefield and Electronics City, the n...