Archive · 23 Dec 2025
Bengaluru Police Integrates with Ola, Uber for Emergency Response
The Bengaluru Police have teamed up with Ola and Uber to make the city safer.
Now, when you use these ride-hailing apps, you can quickly connect to the police helpline number 112.
This new feature was announced just before the New Year.
It's designed to help the police respond faster to emergencies.
The partnership shows how technology can be used to improve safety for everyone in the city.
Bengaluru Police partnered with Ola and Uber to integrate emergency response technology in their apps.
Riders can now connect directly with the police helpline number 112 through the ride-hailing apps.
The collaboration was announced on Monday, aiming to enhance safety with the New Year around the corner.
The integration is expected to facilitate quicker emergency response mechanisms.
Sooraj Nair, Head of Safety Operations at Uber India and South Asia, highlighted the company's investment in technology-led solutions and collaboration with law enforcement.
- Who
- Bengaluru Police, Ola, Uber
- What
- Integration of emergency response technology in ride-hailing apps
- When
- Announced on Monday (New Year announcement)
- Where
- Bengaluru
- Why
- To enhance safety and facilitate quicker emergency response
- Partners
- Bengaluru Police, Ola, Uber
- Integration
- Emergency response technology in ride-hailing apps
- Helpline
- 112
- Announcement Date
- Monday (New Year announcement)
- Purpose
- Enhance safety and quicker emergency response