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Shared bus service operators fail, but Shuttl has a plan to keep going

If a big player like Ola with deep pockets found it difficult to crack the market, how is a relatively smaller player like Shuttl preparing to face the headwinds?

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Established in 2015, Shuttl is leveraging technology to address the need to move people efficiently and affordably

Sangeeta Tanwar
Ola’s exit from the app-based bus aggregation business early last year was seen as a prelude to the decline and exit of smaller players in the segment. A year down the line, the industry is grappling with the imminent scale-down of operations by Bengaluru-based ZipGo. It’s learnt that the company is contemplating suspension of its service in a few select cities. While these developments have cast a long shadow on the future of the bus aggregation business, Shuttl, the largest player in the market with 1,200 buses on its platform, appears to be defying the naysayers. The company is now

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