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Yash

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I travel with public transport most of the time, the problem with it is space inside and also hygiene in the environment of the bus. What If we started a private company for public transportation and charge people by the amount of minutes they were using the service. Not a big transportation like bus, but a small rickshaw service but the rickshaw would have no seats and people will travel standing, by which more people can accommodate in a single vehicle . It would be closed and maybe looking like mg Comet with air conditioning and phone charging spaces inside. For small routes it would revolutionize the Indian inner city transport. It could also reduce the amount of vehicles on road. The charge for service should be by the amount of minutes spent inside the vehicle, so we won't lose money like per km services offered by uber/ola. We want as less two wheelers on road as possible, to function properly.

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Anonymous 7

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Also, how would you ensure safety and comfort while managing such high capacity?

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Anonymous 6

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Standing-only transport might be uncomfortable for many, especially on longer routes.

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Suprodip Bhattacharya

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This is a big problem but peoples use public transport mostly for lower costs how will you maintain lower costs in this.. If you find this solution it can create good impact

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Anonymous 5

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It might be a game-changer for inner-city transport. Just that people use it respectfully.

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Anonymous 4

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Interesting concept! A small, efficient, and hygienic transport option with dynamic pricing could address many issues in urban travel.

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Anonymous 3

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More people, no seats, cool. But how will you maintain hygiene? Public transport’s biggest issue in India is cleanliness, and unless you have a killer plan for daily cleaning, you’ll end up

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Anonymous 2

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Charging by minutes instead of km sounds cool, but Indian commuters are used to bargaining for everything. Also, with traffic jams, you’ll end up charging more, which could annoy customers. You’ll need a sweet spot for pricing.

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Anonymous 1

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Bro, Indians are already packed like sardines in buses and local trains, and now you’re asking them to stand in a rickshaw? It might sound practical but imagine the chaos when a speed breaker or pothole hits. People will be flying around

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