20 Apr 2016, 03:25 pm
Customers need to use the coupon code, ODDEVEN to get 100 percent cash-back on their Ola Shuttle rides on April 22 and 29.
Sundeep Sahni, Vice President - New Initiatives at Ola said, “Ola Shuttle as a daily commute solution resonates the spirit of the Odd-Even experiment, by providing citizens with a comfortable and convenient shared ride which they can book, live track and pay for, using the Ola app. Launched ahead of the first Odd-Even experiment, Ola Shuttle has been well received by users across Delhi NCR”.
Sundeep further added, “While tens of thousands of people are using Ola Shuttle on a daily basis, we would like to extend this service free of cost on select days for citizens, in our support of the vehicle rationing scheme and contribute to the shared vision of a greener and cleaner Delhi.”
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