Bharat Taxi, a driver-owned cooperative launched in February, has grown to over 35 lakh users and six lakh drivers across India. The zero-commission platform claims higher driver earnings, lower fares for passengers, and is expanding services beyond Gujarat with tech-enabled safety and transit integration
Amit Shah said Bharat Taxi is facing early challenges, including competition from Ola and Uber and resistance to digital adoption. The government-backed platform plans phased expansion while focusing on driver welfare, social security and a zero-commission cooperative model
