Carpooling via organised platform will solve office commuting problem

Again, welcome to Life! In Lockdown 4.0, people breathed a sigh of relief when the government said that more freedoms would be granted in the next few days. It's time to go outside and see how beautiful our city is, breathe in the fresh air, and learn how the Earth finds ways to heal itself. Ya, ya, ya, I know I'm going around in circles like someone who has been talking for an hour and a half just to say I'll get in touch with you. Ok, let's get back on track. Both private and government offices have been given permission to work in most parts of the country. Okay, that's good news for the economy. Let's go to the office. Oh no, I forgot. How will I get to the office? I don't want to be on a bus or Metro with a lot of people. Hey, I just stayed home for more than 100 days to avoid it. Now you want me to do it again, even though the situation has gotten worse, not better. I don't have my own way to get around, so I have to rely on other ways. A Taxi or a Cab? Every day, more than 30 people I don't know sit in one cab, and I'm expected to do the same. Should I take a risk? Around 60% of the people who go to work every day are in the corporate world. A safe way to get to work is important, and not everyone has their own car. Let me find someone going from my house or neighborhood to the office in the same direction. Better than taking a taxi every day with a random driver. Let's give it a try. People have been carpooling for a long time because it helps them save money on gas and brings them together. But now, people will be afraid to take the bus or Metro. They will look for people going in the same direction as their office. It is hard to do by hand, and they will FAIL. A lot of people will get lucky and start informal carpooling without having to keep track of who went with whom. To solve this problem, each state needs a platform for organized carpooling that everyone can use. It is a closed community platform where people who work at the same company or live in the same apartment building can share a car to get to work or back home. It needs to be done so that the government's rules about 1+2 in the car are followed. Then there's the question of whether or not carpooling will still be the best way to get to work after COVID and, if so, how it will work. Let's talk more about this: Why is carpooling with private cars through an organized platform safer than other ways to get around? You can text us at +14376772535 if you have any questions.