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Why we started Every ride leaves a mark
Public transport should be a reliable connector of people and opportunities, not a daily gauntlet of fear, harassment, or emotional trauma.
The hidden cost of the daily commute in Sri Lanka
In Sri Lanka, over 6 million passenger trips occur daily across private and SLTB buses and Sri Lanka Railways. Due to extreme rush-hour congestion, unregulated operating incentives, and cultural bystander silence, millions endure daily physical harassment, verbal humiliation, and life-threatening driving.
Over 90% of female commuters experience some form of harassment on public transport, yet fewer than 5% report it due to lack of discreet mechanisms, fear of reprisal, and social stigma.
Our 4-step systemic approach to commuter safety
Transforming transport safety from institutional silence into active commuter solidarity and transparent route accountability.
100% anonymous logging
Zero login or identity verification required. Allows any commuter to safely document harassment, overcrowding, or reckless driving within 30 seconds.
5D bystander guide
Practical non-confrontational intervention techniques: Distract, Delegate, Document, Direct, and Delay. Defuse tension safely without starting a physical fight.
Mental health & crisis lines
Instant 1-tap connection to toll-free statutory support: NIMH 1926 mental health helpline, 1938 women's helpline, and 119 police emergency dialer.
Passenger legal literacy
Clear guidance on Sri Lanka Penal Code Section 345, NTC bus service quality regulations, and conductor statutory duties to prevent harassment.
Our commuter privacy charter
We pledge never to monetize or expose reporter identity. Incident reports submitted in anonymous mode are stripped of IP identifiers and used purely to map route-level safety trends, empower passengers, and inform transport policy reforms.
Help build safer commutes
Download posters for your campus, or learn how to intervene safely as a fellow rider.