knowyourRide

Terms of Service

Draft — published for the invite-only beta; this text may change.

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1. Who we are, and what knowyourRide is

knowyourRide is an app for looking up a ride-hailing vehicle by its registration number before you get in, and for reviewing the ride afterwards. Passengers' reviews build a community safety score for the vehicle, from 0 to 100, with separate scores for Safety, Behaviour, Cleanliness and Reliability.

knowyourRide is run by Shubhankar Kalra, an individual based in India ("we", "us"). These terms are an agreement between you and us.

knowyourRide is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Uber, Ola, Rapido or any other ride-hailing company.

2. Who may use knowyourRide

3. Your account

4. What knowyourRide is not

5. Writing a review

A review is about one ride you took, in a vehicle identified by its registration number, within the last 90 days. It carries the ride-hailing platform, the ride date, four ratings from 1 to 5, and optionally up to 1,000 characters of text and one piece of evidence.

When you write a review, you confirm that:

You can edit a review for 24 hours after posting it. After that it can no longer be rewritten, but you can remove it at any time.

Other users see your review with your pseudonym, the month of the ride (never the day), your ratings, your text and its helpfulness votes.

6. What you may not post

Do not post, in a review, a report note or evidence:

  1. Anyone's personal details: phone numbers, UPI IDs, email addresses, home addresses, Aadhaar or PAN numbers, or anything else that locates or identifies a person beyond what the ride itself shows.
  2. An accusation that someone committed an offence. Describe what happened. If you believe an offence took place, report it to the police. A review is not the place to decide it.
  3. Threats, harassment or abusive language aimed at anyone.
  4. Misleading content: a ride that did not happen, events you did not experience, or a review written to raise or lower a score rather than to describe a ride.
  5. Spam: links, advertising, or the same review posted more than once.
  6. Coordinated reviewing: several accounts, or several people, acting together to move a vehicle's score.

7. Evidence you upload

8. How moderation works

knowyourRide has zero tolerance for objectionable content and abusive users, and we act on reported content within 24 hours.

9. Suspension

If an account breaks these terms, we may put it on hold. An account on hold can still read everything, and can still cancel a pending account deletion, but it cannot post, vote, report or upload. If you believe a hold or a moderation decision is wrong, write to us through grievance redressal (§10).

10. If a review concerns you, and complaints generally

Drivers, vehicle owners, and anyone else who believes something published on knowyourRide is wrong, unlawful, or about them, can ask us to review or remove it. Anyone can use the same route to complain about how we handled their personal data.

Write to the address on our grievance redressal page (/legal/grievance). A complaint may also reach us as an in-app report or a legal notice. Every complaint is logged and worked to three deadlines: acknowledged within 72 hours, decided within 7 days, closed within 30 days.

11. KYR Plus

11A. Coins and coupon codes

12. Advertising

The free version shows ads: a banner on some screens and at most one full-screen ad per session, spaced several minutes apart. KYR Plus members see no ads. What the ad provider collects, and when ads are personalised, is set out in the Privacy Policy.

13. Your content, and the licence you give us [proposal]

14. Deleting your account

15. Changes to these terms

When we change these terms, the app shows a notice in Settings asking you to accept the new version. We keep a record of which version you accepted and when.

16. Our responsibility to you [proposal]

17. Law and disputes [proposal]

These terms are governed by the laws of India. Before going to court, write to us through grievance redressal (§10) so we have the chance to resolve it.

18. Contact

Everything goes through grievance redressal (/legal/grievance). It carries the address we answer and the deadlines we answer to.