Founded in 2022, Namma Yatri aims to improve urban transport in India, prioritising convenience and welfare for drivers and passengers alike. At the heart of Namma Yatri’s disruptive approach is a simple yet revolutionary concept: a zero-commission model that ensures 100% of the fare goes directly to the drivers. Namma Yatri’s key core values are community-first, emphasising the collaboration of citizens and drivers to create a prosperous, equitable and sustainable environment.
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