Can Shared Mobility Break Pune’s Commute Cycle?
Hinjawadi’s traffic has made the daily office commute a growing challenge for professionals travelling across Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad . As commuters weigh the convenience of private vehicles against the limitations of public transport, shared mobility is emerging as an alternative for everyday travel.
In this interview, Ankur Krishna, Head - COCO Rides, discusses what the company’s commuter data reveals about changing travel preferences, the gaps shared shuttles are addressing and whether shared mobility can make a sustained impact on Hinjawadi’s traffic.
What evidence shows COCO Rides is actually reducing private vehicle use in Hinjawadi?
The strongest evidence is the mode-shift data from our riders. Since launch, COCO Rides witnessed that 11% of users have shifted from private cars and another 20% from two-wheelers, while 12% have moved away from cabs. That is significant because the objective is not simply to put another bus on the road, but to give commuters...
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