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Varun Sai

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Idea alert! 💡 Please comment after reading whole idea. We're all too familiar with the frustration of trying to find transportation, especially during late hours or in areas where options are limited. But what if every car and bike ride could bec

Orly Dias

Helping banks in the... • 1y

There is an app called QuickRide which already does this. They had many legal issues with the RTO stating that you can only transport people if you have a commercial driving license (transport license). Plus some of the ride sharers faced resistance from can unions and were embarassed by them and in some instances attacked. You can check on the news regarding this. The company still continues to exist but there are a lot of operational issues as well. For instance, riders and ride sharers become pally and stop using the platform after sometime. They just transfer funds offline. How do you resolve that loss of revenue.

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CSIR-CMERI • 6m

Co-Founder Search ISSUES felt * little/no penetration of on-demand rides in semi-urban & rural areas * unaffordable by a large section of Indians (urban/rural) * single carrying capacity of 2W ride-hailing services (Rapido), unsuitable for group tr

Sarthak Ray
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[Ideation -> MVP] ISSUES * little/no penetration of on-demand rides in semi-urban & rural areas * unaffordable by a large section of Indians (urban/rural) * single carrying capacity of 2W ride-hailing services (Rapido), unsuitable for group travel

Anonymous

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Ride-hailing apps should introduce a feature like this to avoid the hassle of calls and negotiations, providing a smoother, more transparent experience for both parties. • Ride price is initially set at 150. • Driver can propose a higher price, wi

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In India, we have plenty of public-transport options—cabs, autos, bikes, and EVs—but for very short trips (2 – 4 km) most people end up choosing e-rickshaws. Why? Because the alternatives often cost ₹100–₹150 for the same distance, while an e-ricksha

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