RAJASTHAN, India -- Poor commuter access to and from India's metro stations is pushing operators to tie up with ride-hailing apps to address the issue and boost ridership, and in the process increase fare revenue and cut operational losses.
Poor access to stations has led to low ridership and big losses for operators

From Hyderabad to Delhi, metro operators are linking up with services such as Uber and Rapido to improve station access. (Source photos by Reuters and L&T Metro Rail Hyderabad)
RAJASTHAN, India -- Poor commuter access to and from India's metro stations is pushing operators to tie up with ride-hailing apps to address the issue and boost ridership, and in the process increase fare revenue and cut operational losses.