Keeping up with the ideation of bringing a hike to the number of women behind the wheel, Ranjeet Kour, is one of the first women to drive an auto-rickshaw around the roads of the Jammu region.
M- Auto, launched in Tamil Nadu, is a retro-fit electric auto-rickshaw with a maximum speed of 70 km per hour.
Edwards will make her BTCC debut on Sept 26 and is carrying the baton forward from Fiona Leggate, the last female to feature at the event in 2007.
An all-female motorsport series ‘W Series’ will kickstart in 2019 in an attempt to find women Formula One stars. “At the heart of W Series’ DNA is the firm belief that women can compete equally with men in motorsport. However, an all-female series is essential in order to force greater female participation,” organisers said in a […]
Over the last few years, the number of female cab drivers has been steadily rising in the country. While the concept was largely unheard of in Uttarakhand, an initiative by Shruti Kaushik has been a game changer for the region. The 28-year-old has started SheCab, introducing female cab drivers in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. Saheli Trust, an NGO […]
According to the reports by a Saudi Arabian Newspaper, Al- Madina, the Public Transport Authority (PTA) has issued bylaws for family transportation service to be offered by female drivers. There are three perquisites that all family transportation service providers must adhere to. Firstly, the driver must belong to the native place and should be a […]
A recent survey found out that only 37 percent of Indian men trust their wives behind the wheels of their family car. As reported by the Times of India, a survey called Connected Families conducted by Nissan India shows that nearly two-thirds of Indian men find it hard to trust their wives’ driving skills. While 64 […]
The people of Ranchi will soon get to experience the city’s first all-women car rally. An NGO, Junior Chamber International (JCI) Udaan, is organising the women’s car rally on March 26 in collaboration with the Ranchi Adventure Wheelers (RAW) and the Ranchi Club.
A cab company, Careem, has introduced women drivers in Pakistan. The initiative is laudable considering the background of a deeply moderate Muslim country where only 22% of the workforce is secured by women.
With a post graduation degree from the Centre for Environmental Planning and Technology, Ahmedabad, and graduation in architecture from Jaipur, Monika could have had any job she wanted. But instead of going for a regular 9-5 job, she chose to follow her heart and took up driving. Meet Monika Yadav, a resident of Ahmedabad, who is Gujarat’s first female Uber driver.
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