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For years, Bengaluru’s identity has been defined by its traffic—often the starting point of conversations or the premise for viral memes. But the reality is harsher: for over 14 million of the city’s residents, being stuck in traffic is a daily way of life.
The notoriety is well-deserved. Vehicles crawl at a glacial pace across most parts of the city, especially during peak office hours. The problem seems too formidable to even attempt a solution, yet Magizhan Selvan believes he has found a way out of this mess.
The CEO of Namma Yatri, the app that pushed Uber and Ola to move away from their commission-heavy model, has just launched something called Transit. It’s his bet on the next big shift in India’s ride-hailing wars.
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