India’s First Cooperative Cab Service Set to Challenge Ola and Uber

Kokila Chokkanathan
New delhi, In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at transforming urban mobility, the Government of India has officially launched Bharat Taxi, touted as the country’s first cooperative taxi service. The service is designed to provide affordable, reliable, and inclusive transportation, directly challenging private ride-hailing giants like Ola and Uber.

Pilot Launch in Delhi

Bharat Taxi will begin its pilot operations in delhi next month, offering commuters a new alternative for daily travel. The service is expected to gradually expand to other major cities across india, focusing on tier-2 and tier-3 cities as well.

Key Features of Bharat Taxi

  • Cooperative Model: Unlike traditional ride-hailing services, Bharat Taxi operates on a cooperative ownership structure, allowing drivers to have a stake in the service, ensuring fair earnings and reduced dependency on commission-based models.
  • Affordable Fares: The government aims to keep fares competitive with existing cab services, making daily commutes more budget-friendly for passengers.
  • Digital Integration: Bharat Taxi will be accessible via a mobile app, allowing users to book rides, track cabs in real-time, and make cashless payments.
  • Focus on Safety: The service promises enhanced safety protocols, including verified drivers, vehicle tracking, and emergency response systems.
Government Vision

The launch of Bharat Taxi reflects the central government’s goal to promote cooperative initiatives and strengthen local entrepreneurship while providing cost-effective and sustainable urban mobility solutions.

With Bharat Taxi, india could witness a new era of public-backed transportation, offering commuters a trustworthy alternative to private ride-hailing platforms.

 

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