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Additional security feature for women riders on Ola/Uber 💡 Ride-hailing companies can introduce a feature that allows female passengers to opt for women drivers. This could include a dedicated fleet of women drivers, where the app offers female rid

Would Women Pay Little Extra Or Same Price As Ola/Uber If They Had A Option Of Female Drivers And With 100% responsibility of safety?

Would Women Pay Little Extra Or Same Price As Ola/Uber If They Had A Option Of Female Drivers And With 100% responsibility of safety?

HerRides – Revolutionizing Women’s Safety and Empowerment Through Exclusive Transport Solutions Problem Statement: Women face significant safety concerns using conventional taxi services, particularly during late hours. Limited female-centric tran

"Hello everyone, I am happy to discuss my startup idea with you. I want to create a ride-sharing service like Ola and Uber, but with a focus on women's safety and security. We will prioritize women passengers and assign women drivers to them to ensur

Zarva: Redefining travel safety What started as an initiative to empower female drivers has now evolved into a comprehensive mobility solution designed to make urban transportation safer, smarter, and more inclusive. Zarva was founded with a clea

Introducing Pushpaka: A Revolution in Ride-Hailing Pushpaka is an open-source ride-booking app created to solve the real problems faced by riders and drivers. One of its standout features, Woman Mode, allows female passengers to choose female driver

Survey on Women’s Safety and Comfort in Shared Rides & Public Transport We’re conducting a survey to better understand the challenges women face while traveling in shared cabs, ride-sharing services (such as Uber, Ola, Rapido), and public transport.

Day 44: Bengaluru's She-cosystem: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs The future of Bengaluru's startup scene is female! Here's your guide to navigating the city's thriving She-cosystem: * Find Your Tribe: Connect with inspiring female founders an

🧑‍💼Startups are dominated by Men only 💪 In India, the male-to-female ratio in entrepreneurship is approximately 4:1, meaning around 80% of entrepreneurs are male and 20% are female. While male entrepreneurial activity remains significantly high