I want to Build a Online Cab Sevice app like Uber, Ola, Rapido because these big companies are not operating in small Tier 2 or 3 cities in India .. So I see this as a good opportunity for My bussiness Growth in different parts of country ..
Do you
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Amitash M S
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Yes there is potential, but the challenge is getting cabs in those cities first of all and the payment system should be better than ola and uber for the cab drivers.
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