Lahore Commuter Research · 2026

Help us build a smarter
commute for Lahore.

Petrol just hit PKR 378/liter. Your daily commute shouldn't cost more than your lunch.

We're building Savvari — a carpooling platform designed around how Lahore actually moves. This short survey takes under 4 minutes and helps us understand your daily commute, frustrations, and what would genuinely make you switch.

~4 minutes Lahore residents only Your data stays private

Before we begin — how can we reach you?

We'll only contact you when Savvari launches in your area. No spam, ever.

Please enter your email to continue.

Section 1 of 5 · Your Route

Where do you commute from?

Select the area you typically start your workday journey from.

Where do you commute to?

Your usual destination — office, university, workplace, etc.

Section 2 of 5 · Commute Profile

How do you currently get to work?

Select all that apply — most people use more than one mode.

Personal car (driving alone) Informal carpool with colleagues / friends Ride-hailing (Uber / InDrive / Yango) Metro Bus / Orange Line Personal motorcycle Company-provided transport I work remotely / from home

How much do you spend on commuting per day?

One way only — fuel, fares, or ride-hailing cost to reach your destination.

Under PKR 200 PKR 200 – 500 PKR 500 – 1,000 PKR 1,000 – 1,500 PKR 1,500+

Section 3 of 5 · Commute Frustrations

What frustrates you most about your daily commute?

Pick up to 3 that hit closest to home.

It's too expensive (fuel, fares, maintenance) Too much time wasted in traffic Parking is a nightmare at destination Safety concerns, especially for solo travel Ride-hailing is unreliable / surge pricing

Section 4 of 5 · Carpooling Readiness

If a trusted carpooling app existed in Lahore, how likely are you to use it?

1 = Very unlikely, 5 = I'd use it immediately.

Very unlikelyDefinitely yes

What would make you trust a carpooling platform?

Pick up to 3 trust factors.

Verified driver / passenger profiles Live trip tracking shared with a contact Transparent ratings and reviews Colleagues / office-mates only to start In-app SOS / emergency button Women-only ride options

How would you use Savvari?

Everyone is a user — some drive, some ride, many do both.

I have a car and would offer rides to share fuel costs I'd join someone else's ride as a passenger Both — sometimes I drive, sometimes I ride

What would you be comfortable paying for this service?

A single Yango/InDrive ride costs PKR 800–1,200 one way. Savvari matches you with verified co-commuters on your exact route so you split that cost daily. What feels fair for the matching service?

PKR 1,000 / week — less than a single ride-hailing trip PKR 1,500 / week — reliable daily match with priority support PKR 2,500 / month — flat monthly, best value for daily commuters PKR 4,000 / month — premium with guaranteed matches + backup routes I'd like to try it for a week first before paying

Section 5 of 5 · Almost Done

Any routes or thoughts you'd like to share?

Optional — but even one sentence helps. For example: "DHA Phase 6 to Arfa Tower, 8 AM daily" or "I'd use it if my office colleagues were on it too."

Submission received

شکریہ — Thank you.

Your responses directly shape how we build Savvari. Every answer moves us closer to a commute that works for Lahore. We'll be in touch when we launch.

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