India has become the most populous country of the world overtaking China. There has been a population explosion in the recent past. A huge chunk of people in the country travel on the roads every single day. With the increasing issue of air and noise pollution in India, people are now opting for bike and scooter sharing in the country.

Two-wheeler sharing in India is becoming popular. It helps people to save money and reach the destination on time. Two-wheelers can help you reach the destination and that too at lower cost.

There are different kind of transportation systems. Be it a metro, public bus, India has got all kinds of transportation. Still, nothing is as good as a bike-pool to make the travelling convenient for the people of the country. 

Two-wheeler sharing in India has emerged as the mode of transportation, which is time and cost-effective.  People can dodge the traffic on the roads, as these are fairly fast and can take shortcuts to decrease the time taken to reach a destination.

 Government Support Making Things Easy

State and central governments in India are also taking a number of initiatives to keep in check the problem of traffic congestion and pollution. The bike pooling is trying to solve the issue of reaching on time.

This is surely an affordable solution for transportation for the young people especially in the metropolitan cities of India.  It is not that the two-wheeler ride sharing is common for the males only, but females are also opting for two-wheeler ride-sharing.

The NCR region is battling against air-pollution so the ecological bike pooling concept tempts the people. Environment activists are similarly showing their faith in this new-age transportation system for a nice travel experience which is the need of the hour in the contemporary society.

Two-wheeler sharing in India is one of the new and emerging things amongst the daily commuters. Most of the people doing white- collared job are choosing for this service in India. The number of two-wheelers is increasing every other day, they commute faster and much reasonable rates in the country with the support of ride-sharing in India.

 OLA, Uber, Rapido Making a Mark

 With the increasing population in India, there will be a growing need of two-wheeler sharing platforms. There are a number of platforms offering two-wheeler sharing, such as Ola, Uber, and Rapido. They are the platforms which have already made a mark in the Indian market, and looking at the popularity of these platforms, there will be an addition in the number of platforms pretty soon.

And, what else, now these platforms are including e-scooters and motorcycles in their fleets, along with the traditional gasoline and gas driven two-wheelers.