QRyde
Srishti Arya is an experienced professional in transport planning and urban development, currently serving as an Associate in Business Development and Proposal Writing at HBSS QRyde since September 2021. Previous roles include Officer in the Transport Planning department at Delhi Integrated Multi Modal Transit System Ltd. (DIMTS), focusing on route rationalization and socio-economic analysis of road accidents, and Urban Planner at Studio Habitat Bhopal, where Srishti linked Census data with GIS maps for village development plans in Thane District. Early career experiences include internships at ADAPT Technology and Consultancy Services, where work involved GIS master planning for Bangalore District, and at the Centre for Green Mobility, contributing to a public bike-sharing project in Dwarka, Delhi. Srishti holds a Master's degree in Planning with a specialization in Transport Planning from the School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, and a Bachelor's degree in Planning from the School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal.
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QRyde
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QRyde provides innovative transportation and fleet management software solutions, serving public transit authorities, regional transit agencies, private transportation organizations, non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT), insurance companies, educational and healthcare facilities across the globe. Our mission critical, real-time scheduling, ridesharing, dispatch and routing technology enables providers to efficiently deliver door-to-door transportation at public transportation prices. QRyde ensures passengers arrive safely and on time. History For over 23 years, and with over 120 employees, QRyde has provided innovative software for diverse transportation organizations, including state-wide agencies funded by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), transportation brokerages, regional transit authorities, and private as well as non-profit providers. QRyde resolves the unique challenges that public transportation agencies face in providing access to both urban and rural communities.