Kejriwal's odd-even rule to benefit bus aggregation startups
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In a bid to control the alarming levels of Delhi’s air pollution, CM
Shuttl, which is the largest bus aggregation players in the Delhi-NCR has around 500 vehicles on its network. ZipGo too has entered the Delhi market, and has plans to launch women-only buses.
3 million people already use metro every day to commute, while for buses this number is 5 million. With 50% of Delhi’s private vehicles taken off road, the public transport needs to be made more efficient.
Mumbai-based venture
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