Ride-sharing

Ride-sharing

Ride-sharing drivers are feeling the pinch as relentless rain over the past several days has reduced passenger demand and cut their earnings. The photo was taken recently on Bijoy Sarani in Dhaka. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

Relentless rain keeps passengers away, hits ride-sharing earnings

Many Pathao riders say the number of trips they complete each day has dropped sharply, significantly reducing their daily income.

Ride-sharing drivers queue for hours at Dhaka fuel pumps, limited to Tk500-600 worth of fuel per vehicle. Long waits reduce trips, cut daily earnings, and force higher fares, highlighting the growing struggle drivers face amid the nationwide fuel shortage. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

Hours lost in fuel queues, ride-sharing drivers struggle to earn

The ultimate goal of GangUp was to create a space where students found a sense of safety in their daily commute. Photo: Courtesy

‘Ganging up’ for safer commutes

Is Pathao more successful in Nepal than in Bangladesh?

Is Pathao more successful in Nepal than in Bangladesh?

Photo: Courtesy

Uber launches in Rangpur; now in all 8 divisions

Shohoz ‘laying off’ ride-sharing, food delivery teams

Shohoz ‘laying off’ ride-sharing, food delivery teams

Ride-sharing drivers now stare at a bleak future with dropping incomes. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed

“I’ve been waiting for hours”: Ride-sharing drivers see drastic drop in incomes

Representational Image. Photo :Mumit M/TBS

Ride-sharing allowed, yet hardship doesn’t leave drivers

Representational Image. Photo: Mumit M

Lonely rides for ride-sharing motorcyclists