Launching the bus service, City Police Commissioner Navdeep Singh Virk said Zipgo will be operating a smartphone- based on demand fleet of 100 vehicles, covering all of Gurgaon with routes connecting Gurgaon to Faridabad, Manesar, Dwarka and other parts of south Delhi.
"First time ever in Gurgaon, a bus service is being introduced, especially for women commuters.
"It's a good initiative, meant to provide easy,comfortable and safest platform to city women, including office-goers, as Gurgaon is a hub of MNCs and IT companies, where thousands of professional women come from Delhi NCR," Virk said.
Meanwhile, Jitender Sharma, Co-founder of ZipGO said our mission is to provide a reliable, comfortable and air- conditioned mass transportation option for daily commute, besides helping reduce the usage of personal vehicles.
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Every morning and evening, millions of women in Delhi NCR spend an average of 2 hours to get to work and to get back home.
He further said that with the introductory prices starting from just Rs 29 per ride, we are also the most economical option for a hassle-free commute.
"We are already witnessing a great response, as over five thousand women have registered with us through Pay TM wallet," claimed Sharma while adding that for upcoming year, the company's target is to extend its services to Delhi NCR including Noida and Greater Noida.
The company is offering the introductory fare of Rs 250 of free rides for new users upon registration.
New user can also avail upto 100% bonus on recharge with the PayTM wallet.
Saurabh Singh, Joint commissioner ofGurgaon traffic police was also present at the launch.