The globe has become more smaller as technology has permeated every area of our life. Over the past few years, the transportation and logistics sectors have undergone a tremendous amount of change. Things have been considerably easier in the modern day, whether it is the transportation of goods from point A to point B or personal mobility over a variety of distances. Tech startups have been instrumental in streamlining movement, particularly with regard to transit aggregation.

Move aggregators frequently offer transportation services as their primary business, either alone or in collaboration with other companies; they transport both people and products. Through the use of internet portals and mobile applications, these services have been closing the gap between travellers and transportation service providers. The expansion of the e-Commerce industry and the expansive rules implemented by FMCG behemoths have also contributed to the rapid growth of Indian logistics aggregator firms.

A new wave of transport aggregation in the personal mobility area has been altering how individuals commute over short distances at the same time that technology has sped up long distance transportation. Startups offering services like carpooling applications, bus aggregators, minibus sharing apps, bike taxis, green taxis, bicycle rentals, and more have increased during the past 5–6 years. These cutting-edge firms are improving, sanitising and rationalising transportation. Many of these startups are utilising the market to develop shared and eco-friendly mobility options such shared smart bikes.

Several of these cutting-edge firms that are transforming the transport aggregator industry take the stage with StartupCity in this edition. These firms have developed clever, logical, and user-friendly solutions for all of your needs, whether you need to hail a bike taxi to go about town, rent a transport van to transfer furniture to the next neighbourhood or fulfil e-Commerce purchases across multiple locations.