Yesterday Ola, India’s biggest ride-hail service, claimed that its carpool product, Ola Share, has taken 1,38,996 vehicles off the roads in Calcutta since its launch in January, which it says has brought down CO2 emission levels by 1,70,580kg as well as saving 71,076 litres of fuel. The company claims to have reduced carbon emissions from cars and trucks by more than a third over the same period.
Yesterday Ola, India’s biggest ride-hail service, claimed that its carpool product, Ola Share, has taken 1,38,996 vehicles off the roads in Calcutta since its launch in January, which it says has brought down CO2 emission levels by 1,70,580kg as well as saving 71,076 litres of fuel. Ola executive, Raghuvesh Sarup, said: "Shared mobility is the future of transportation in India and Ola Share has enabled citizens to share their rides and pay only a fraction of the actual trip cost while contributing towards reduction in vehicular pollution and congestion in their city”.