🚖 Bharat Taxi App: What It Is
Drivers keep nearly all their income from rides; instead of high per‑ride cuts, they may pay a nominal daily/weekly/monthly membership fee.📍 Cooperative ownership:
Drivers typically hold shares in the cooperative (e.g., five shares), which data-aligns earnings and decision‑making with driver interests.📍 Safety & support:
The platform includes features like driver verification, real‑time tracking, and may integrate with local police safety systems.📍 Insurance & welfare:
Many drivers receive accident insurance and family health coverage, especially under initial rollout schemes.📍 Fair pricing for riders:
With no surge pricing and transparent fees, passengers may get more predictable fares, potentially increasing ride volume.📱 How to Become a Bharat Taxi Driver1. Download the Official driver AppSearch for and install the “Bharat Taxi Driver” app from Google Play Store or Apple App Store.2. Start RegistrationOpen the driver app and register with your mobile number. You’ll receive an OTP to verify your identity.3. Fill in Personal & Vehicle DetailsYou’ll be asked to enter your:
- Full name and contact details
- Vehicle details (make, model, registration, etc.)
- Bank account information (for receiving earnings)
- Commercial driving licence (with yellow badge)
- Aadhaar card / identity proof
- Vehicle Registration Certificate (RC)
- Insurance papers
- PUC (Pollution Under Control certificate)
- PAN card
These help verify driver eligibility and vehicle compliance.
- Commercial Driving Licence (Transport/Taxi badge)
- Aadhaar (or other ID proof)
- Vehicle RC
- Insurance and PUC
- PAN card
- Bank account details (for payouts)
✅ Maintain a clean driving record to avoid verification delays.
✅ Familiarise yourself with local traffic rules and safety practices.
✅ Set up your bank details correctly to get timely chance deposits.📊 How Earnings Work
- Drivers keep nearly 80–100% of ride earnings depending on the cooperative and fee model.
- Monthly credits are usually settled into the driver’s bank account.
- Some regions might require a small daily membership fee rather than per‑ride commission.
- Bharat Taxi is positioned as India’s first driver‑owned ride‑hailing cooperative aiming to challenge existing players by giving drivers more income and control.
- The service is being gradually expanded across cities following its nationwide rollout starting January 1, 2026.