Bharat Taxi: India’s First Co-operative Taxi Service Set to Rival Ola & Uber - Check How
India is gearing up for a game-changing addition to its ride-hailing landscape. Bharat Taxi , the country’s first cooperative taxi service , is poised to challenge established players like Ola and Uber with a driver-owned, citizen-focused approach. Backed by the government, this platform promises transparency, fairness, and a unique cooperative model.
Government-Backed Initiative to Transform Ride-Hailing
In a move aimed at reshaping urban mobility, the Indian government has partnered with Sahakar Taxi Cooperative Limited to launch Bharat Taxi. The service will officially roll out in December, with a pilot project set to begin in Delhi this November, featuring 650 drivers. Following the pilot, Bharat Taxi plans to expand across multiple states.
“The initiative seeks to transform the mobility ecosystem through a cooperative-driven, transparent, and citizen-first ride-hailing platform,” stated the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY).
Government-Backed Initiative to Transform Ride-Hailing
In a move aimed at reshaping urban mobility, the Indian government has partnered with Sahakar Taxi Cooperative Limited to launch Bharat Taxi. The service will officially roll out in December, with a pilot project set to begin in Delhi this November, featuring 650 drivers. Following the pilot, Bharat Taxi plans to expand across multiple states.
“The initiative seeks to transform the mobility ecosystem through a cooperative-driven, transparent, and citizen-first ride-hailing platform,” stated the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY).
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