Survey: Impact of shared mobility in Indian cities

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Over the last year several Indian cities have witnessed rapid growth of app-based, on-demand cab services such as Uber, Ola, TaxiForSure etc. These services have prompted debate among policy makers, users and other stakeholders on their efficacy, reliability, sustainability and impact on environment, and on black and yellow taxi/regular cabs/public transport. This can be seen in the recent launch of the City Taxi Scheme 2015.  

EMBARQ India is conducting a detailed research study to understand the impact of such services. This research can guide regulators/government to frame policies for the sustainability of aggregator models in Indian cities, while addressing concerns pertinent to different stakeholders.

Do take some time out to complete the survey for EMBARQ. Your inputs will contribute to designing better and long-term mobility solutions.

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