Gurgaon, a busy city in the National Capital Region of India, is home to many working women who face the daily challenge of commuting to and from their workplaces. The public transport system is often unreliable, overcrowded, and unsafe. Private cab services are expensive, unregulated, and sometimes unprofessional. Auto Rickshaws are noisy, polluting, and prone to overcharging. What if there was a better way to travel in the city, one that was safe, convenient, affordable, and eco-friendly?
Meet Fery Rides, a mobility app made for women by women that functions primarily in Gurgaon. Fery Rides is a ride-hailing service that offers short and long trips on electric scooters, driven by trained and verified female drivers.
Fery Rides allows users to book their rides by providing details like pick-up and drop-off locations and their preferred payment mode. The app also features real-time tracking, an SOS button, a feedback system, and referral rewards.
Fery Rides aims to provide a secure, anxiety-free, and hassle-free ride experience for women, who often face harassment, discrimination, and violence while travelling in the city. The service also empowers women drivers, who get an opportunity to earn a livelihood, gain independence, and contribute to society.
