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Hello, I have a quick Question.. is there any Gov regulations or rules regarding creating a mobile application to connect Truck, carrier etc to consumer. I know there is regulatory transport aggregator for cabs and passengers. Is there any for logist

Introducing Nearst – a student-friendly cab-sharing platform that makes commuting easier, safer, and more affordable! Simply post your ride details—where you're going, when, and how many seats are available. Others can see your post, message you, an

Save money on daily travel Tired of paying too much for cabs or driving alone? I’m testing out a new idea called ShareWays — a platform where you can : - offer empty seats of car to people travelling on the same route. - share cab and split fare

🚦 **The Problem:** - Daily commuters in Delhi NCR face high travel costs 💸, heavy traffic, and limited affordable ride options. - Many people travel similar routes 🛣️ but lack a simple, safe way to connect and share rides, resulting in empty s

🚖💡 Innovative Ad Tech Idea for India Imagine stepping into a cab or auto-rickshaw and being greeted by dynamic, AI-driven digital advertisements tailored to the time, place, and audience. 🎯 What it is: -Digital screens on autos and cabs display

Hi everyone! I’m Rishav, seeking feedback on an idea for a game-changing travel app designed to simplify planning and enhance experiences. Users can personalize their profiles by selecting travel styles like luxury, budget, or adventure. This customi

Student-First PG Aggregator: A Smarter Way to Find Accommodation Finding a suitable PG is a challenge for students due to unreliable listings, outdated information, and broker fees. This platform aims to revolutionize student housing by providing a

Hi, Here I'm searching a Co-founder of our company A online cab service platform named "RIDE" like ola & uber focusing on three wheeler cab (auto, shuttle, toto) which is rarely available in our state West Bengal which is a big problem in our state.

Pricing Strategies:- 1. Cost-Plus Pricing: Adds a markup to production costs. - Example: A $10 product sold for $15 ensures profit. 2. Value-Based Pricing: Prices reflect perceived customer value. - Example: Apple charges premium rates for i