inDrive, a leading name in global mobility and urban services, today made a significant commitment to road safety in Pakistan by pledging to distribute 15,000 helmets to drivers nationwide.

The company informed today that the initiative highlights the company”s dedication to cultivating a safer commuting environment and underscores its partnership with the City Traffic Police Lahore in promoting responsible mobility.

Dr. Fahad Ahmad, SSP of City Traffic Police, emphasized the importance of this collaboration, stating, “This partnership with inDrive mirrors our collective goal of protecting daily commuters. We commend inDrive’s proactive stance and ongoing investment in road safety initiatives that aim to improve working conditions across Punjab.”

Awais Saeed, the Country Head of inDrive Pakistan, remarked on the initiative”s objectives, “By providing helmets to drivers, we strive to mitigate risks, foster responsible riding practices, and ensure the safety of every journey. Our collaboration with Lahore Traffic Police exemplifies the potential of public and private sector partnerships in safeguarding those who keep our cities operational.”

The program is particularly timely given the ongoing challenges in Pakistan, including limited road safety awareness, low helmet usage, and rising accident rates among motorbike users. Motorbikes are integral to Pakistan’s gig economy, facilitating both transportation and delivery services, which makes this initiative crucial for reducing risks faced by drivers.

inDrive”s commitment to fairness and safety is evident in its operations. This pledge aligns with its broader strategy to enhance safety measures, including in-app features like real-time ride sharing and SOS alerts, alongside training programs and financial empowerment.

By taking such strides, inDrive and its collaborators aim to elevate safety standards within the industry, showcasing that road safety requires collective responsibility and continuous efforts.