Dwarka: In order to provide last-mile connectivity to commuters, Dwarka Sector 11 metro station was connected with an AI based electric shuttle system on Tuesday. MetroRide says that the commuters will be now able to use electric vehicles to get to their destinations in an affordable, faster, and safer way.
MetroRide will provide electric vehicles to commuters on three routes, covering more than 60 stops. The three routes include Dwarka sector 11 metro station to Apoorva Chowk, Rajapuri and Dwarka Sector 11 market. MetroRide also plans to expand its service to the entire Delhi-NCR region in the next two to three years. According to the company, an AI-based electric shared mobility platform enables the customers to make their daily Metro commute affordable, quick, and carbon-free.
Girish Nagpal, CEO, and Co-Founder, MetroRide told Cityspidey, “We are committed to resolving the problem of first- and last-mile connection in our urban areas. Our promise to customers is affordable pricing, the highest level of security, and the shortest possible wait time. The company is already operational in Bangalore, with a few stations in Delhi and Noida.”
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He further added, “We've won quite a few national & international awards for our innovative approach, technology robustness and social impact initiative.”
Sushil Kumar, President of Dwarka Forum, said, “It's a welcome step. We appreciate it. This is the need of the hour as the pollution level is rising. This will ease the traffic on the road as well.”
AS Chhatwal, General Secretary, Dwarka Forum said, "The operation of MetroRide, an electric shuttle system of last-mile connectivity for Dwarka Sub City, is a very good initiative. This electric green initiative will definitely help a large number of commuters. It will also help in controlling the air pollution up to some extent."
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