Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched the Bharat Taxi cooperative model, allowing drivers to become co-owners for just Rs 500 and share in...

This is an on-demand two-wheeler service that assigns female riders to female passengers. This is designed to address women's safety and mo...

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has introduced two electric bike taxi services, SHERYDS and RYDR, accessible through their mobile a...

Taxi and logistics companies, traditionally reliant on male drivers, are increasingly hiring women to drive cars and commercial vehicles or...

The One Man Taxi app like any other taxi service provider will also have usual features such as a ride tracker, fare estimation and panic b...

There have been several incidents of alleged rape, molestation and harassment of female passengers by cab drivers ever since taxi aggregato...

Proposals also include presence of a glass metal or mesh between the driver and the rear seat, and cab driver's details, including identifi...

The start-up has already trained 200 women for last-mile ecommerce delivery. The other cities awaiting expansion are Pune, Bengaluru, Goa a...

Baxi Taxi has a feature on its app where a woman can favourite a rider and ride with him for the next time as well.

The AAP government today told the Delhi High Court that Uber, Ola, other aggregators of taxis or any operator, ought to be regulated in law...

Bengaluru will soon have bike taxis too. One on One, a city-based startup is planning the initiative with 50 bikes in its first phase, star...

He added that their applications for a license to operate will be considered ‘only if they agree to adhere to the existing license conditio...

A Twitter user found himself in the centre of a raging debate because he tweeted to Ola Cabs demanding that they allow him to choose his dr...

Ola currently has around 50-100 women drivers on its platform but to add up numbers of female drivers has held talks with non-profit organi...

"I think the question is not putting the onus on the government. The question is that every company should look after their welfare as well...

The women and child development (WCD) ministry was looking for partners to start all women’s taxi services.

The biggest challenge that these ventures face is sky-high attrition rates, disabling them from scaling up and providing city-wide coverage.