India s first open network mobility app, Namma Yatri, is set to join hands with the Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) to address a long-standing issue for commuters - last-mile connectivity.
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As of February 29, 2024, 1,351 cases have been registered for refusal to go for hire by Bangalore Traffic Police. The cases constitute nearly 87.89 per cent of last year’s cases. In 2023, cases dropped by around 29% with 1,537 cases registered as against 2,183 cases registered in 2022.
The union also noted that its association with Namma Yatri started in 2022, right from its ideation, pilot phase testing, launching and building vital early momentum through driver onboarding and customer acquisition. “With literally zero market spend, more than 20,000 drivers and 1,50,000 customers downloaded the app within three months of its launch due to the selfless community support.”
Namma Yatri With ARDU: The union also noted that its association with Namma Yatri started in 2022, right from its ideation, pilot phase testing, launching and building vital early momentum through driver onboarding and customer acquisition. “With literally zero market spend, more than 20,000 drivers and 1,50,000 customers downloaded the app within three months of its launch due to the selfless community support.”