Overview
- Uber announced managed operations at Ahmedabad and Howrah railway stations, its first such station-level deployment in India.
- Rides will originate from designated parking zones connected directly to station facilities to ease rider and driver access.
- The company frames the move as part of a push toward a seamless, multimodal mobility network across major transit hubs.
- Uber says drivers in both cities should gain more trip opportunities, supporting stronger earning potential at the stations.
- Scale context: Howrah handles over 1 million passengers daily, while Ahmedabad serves more than 120,000 with capacity projected to exceed 300,000 by 2053.