Instant City Ride
Book now. Ride now.
Set your pickup and drop, see the fare estimate, and book. Your request goes out to women drivers near your pickup, and the first one to accept comes to you. There is nothing to schedule — you book when you are ready to leave.
Bike
1 passenger, a woman driver
Mumbai
Point to point across the city
Instant
Book when you are ready to leave
Step by step
How a ride works.
- 1
Book your ride
Set your pickup and drop in the PinkRide app and see the fare estimate before you confirm.
- 2
A woman driver accepts
Your request goes to women drivers near your pickup. You are told the moment one accepts, and again when she arrives.
- 3
Start with your OTP
Give your driver the OTP from the app. Until you do, the ride cannot start.
- 4
Pay in cash
At drop-off the fare is worked out on the real distance and time, and you pay your driver directly.
Instant, explained
What happens after you book.
Nothing to schedule
PinkRide only takes rides for right now — you cannot book one for later. Open the app when you are ready to leave, and ride from where you are to where you are going.
Sent to drivers near you
Your request goes out to women drivers near your pickup point, and the first one to accept is your driver.
If your driver cancels
If a driver cancels after accepting, your ride is sent back out to other drivers nearby automatically. That happens once; if a second driver cancels too, the ride ends and you can book again.
Fares
What the ride costs.
You see an estimate before you book, and the final fare is worked out from the ride you actually took.
Estimate up front
The fare estimate appears before you confirm the booking.
Settled on the real ride
At drop-off the fare is recalculated from the distance and time actually travelled, so you pay for the ride you took.
A minimum for short hops
Very short rides are charged a minimum fare.
Paid to your driver
You hand the fare to your driver when the ride ends.
You pay your driver directly in cash when the ride ends. There is no payment step when you book.
