In order to provide smooth first- and last-mile connectivity for commuters, the Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) and Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. (BMRCL) have now opened up their transport data, enabling two apps, Namma Yatri and Tummoc. For more than ten years, this requirement has been in place. Users
Capital-rich transportation giant Rapido has revealed aspirations to grow from its existing presence in 120 locations to 500 nationwide. According to a statement from the firm, the growth plan will begin in February and be implemented progressively in several phases, with the goal of meeting the various transportation demands of
According to reports, the ride-hailing app Namma Yatri, based in Bengaluru, is looking into entering the American market. An article in a well-known media outlet states that the firm is negotiating with various US unions in an effort to distinguish itself from industry heavyweights like Lyft and Uber. In addition,
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In Delhi National Capital Region (NCR), Moving Tech Innovations, the parent company of Namma Yatri, has officially launched its new lifelong zero-commission cab service called "Yatri". The app, which provides community-driven travel solutions and is part of the ONDC Network, has seen substantial expansion with the introduction. Following
Moving Tech Innovations Ltd., the company behind community-led mobility apps Namma Yatri and Yatri Sathi, has raised $11 million (INR 92 crore) in a pre-Series A funding round. Google and a number of other investors joined Blume Ventures and Antler in leading the round. The money will be put into