Carpooling Initiative By Wipro

Carpooling will certainly reduce the traffic and pollution in our cities...
I found one great website which helped me in getting a carpool. 
On below link one can find list of carpool available in Bangalore and even one can post carpool ad for free 

http://www.carpoolssearch.com/Cities/carpool-bangalore.aspx

Can sense the frustration which everyone shares about the manic congestion on our roads. We at Indimoto.com are doing out bit and enabling commuters to find carpool partners across India as a part of our green initiative. 

We are also partnering with large organisation for a 'Corporate Carpool Programme' which is a CSR activity for them and a win-win situation for all. Do visit us at www.indimoto.com to know more about our carpool initiative.

I hope people who read this article would be making some efforts to start their own car pool with their colleagues if possible.

The car pooling while going to offices has been in practice in other countries like Singapore more than a decade ago, while I were there on business purposes. It is a commendable effort, if this practice is done in many places we shall be saving quite a bit of oil which is precious. 

Thanks Smita for referral.
An excellent attempt by Wipro.

Importantly, this model will enjoy great success only if people forget ego and starts green thinking.

Otherwise, everybody agrees on having many martyrs like "Shahid Bhagt Sing", but in neighbor's house.  Nobody steps forward.

Hope all medium-2-large/govt organisations forces such initiatives.

really great work by wipro , thanks for sharing 

This was really an eye opening article. 

Nice one it will help us to save petrol

Nice one. More and more companies or any third part can start this kind of services. Thanks for sharing.

Smita really nice one. If Wipro can do it. same can be replicated elsewhere. It is really beneficial to the employees and the environment.

Hey, Smita....really good one. Thanks for referring this. This was really an eye opening article. It makes us think if Wipro can do it why the hell we can't go ahead and do it...
Shame on us. Keep it up