Breast cancer is a scary thought and all too many women assume that it won’t happen to them. We are almost at the end of breast cancer awareness month and the PinkCab team wants to remind you how important it is to take this matter seriously. We also want to tell you that whatever has …
Taxi services in Trinidad and Tobago seem to be a nightmare waiting to happen. This article is not for the faint-hearted, however it is a realistic overview of what has been happening in Trinidad and Tobago throughout the years. It is also one of the main reasons we decided to create PinkCab in the first …
Taxi services in Trinidad and Tobago: A sad history of rape and abuse Read More »
The rideshare economy has introduced a reliable and convenient method of transportation for city-dwellers. From mothers and officer-goers to college students and event attendees, rideshare services have become the transport mode of choice for many. That being said, rideshare services are not perfect, and riders may have to take a few precautions to utilize these …
Local courier companies began informing their customers that a list of items, including adult toys, are illegal to import and will be seized by the Customs and Excise Division if they are imported. While it seems that this is simply an old English law that we copied and paste when we were drawing up our …
From the moment we announced the creation of PinkCab there is one question that keeps coming up – how are we different from the other taxi and ride sharing services out there? The answer to that question is our core value – we are not just a service, we are a community, a movement that …
Pink Cab is a women-only ride sharing platform that is meant to empower and cater to the needs of female drivers and riders. After Uber left TnT on the 30th of May, claiming economic and business reasons, leaving a huge gap in the choice of taxi and ride sharing services. The decision followed the unfortunate …
Why was PinkCab created and how does it help and empower women? Read More »
Women’s Resource Network (IWRN) led by Sandrine Rattan yesterday advised all women in abusive relationships to seek help before they become another murder statistic. Article File a complaint here
Saudi Arabia issued its first driving licences to 10 women as the kingdom prepared to lift the world’s only ban on women driving, but some who campaigned for the right to drive still remain under arrest.
