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Delhi Woman’s Scary Auto Ride: “Almost Kidnapped”, Warns Others


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{A Delhi commuter’s morning turned into a nightmare when an auto-rickshaw ride went horribly wrong. Her account went viral on Reddit, raising alarms about the risks of using autos and app-based rides.

What Happened


The woman, who uses apps to book autos for work, chose Ola after her usual app had no autos available. A few minutes into the ride, the driver suddenly stopped, claiming his phone wasn’t working to see the way. Unbeknownst to her, he had ended the trip in the app, so tracking stopped completely.

Soon after, the driver turned onto a road that felt completely wrong, triggering alarm bells in her mind. She noticed they were traveling in the opposite direction toward a location almost two hours away, instead of her usual short route.

Despite her protests, the driver kept insisting Google Maps was guiding that way, while speeding along major roads where she couldn’t safely get out.

Her quick message to her partner prompted him to call instantly, demanding the driver take her back. Only after her partner’s angry intervention, and her thinking of jumping out, did the driver bring her back close to home, take no fare, and drive away. She and her partner became convinced this was an attempted kidnapping, as the driver didn’t even want payment.

Disturbed and angry, she Startup Closure learned Ola lacked emergency features, only advising her to contact the police.

Similar events have surfaced recently, with Delhi police noting multiple cases of dangerous auto driver behavior, including suspected abductions. In one recent Thane case, a teen saved herself by jumping out of a moving auto using a compass to orient herself.

Delhi Woman’s Scary Auto Ride – Online Reactions


The woman’s post drew widespread shock and sympathy on Reddit, with users saying things like, “This is horrifying!” and “Damn, that’s so scary”. Many urged her to report to police and publicly call out Ola on platforms like X (formerly Twitter).

Others offered advice and recounted similar incidents:

• Carry keys as a potential self-defense tool.
• Announce your path over a call or have maps playing aloud to alert the driver someone is aware.
• Opt for the metro when traveling solo whenever possible.
• Stay away from Ola due to its lack of proper safety tools.

Her Must-Know Solo Travel Safety Guidelines


Think Twice Before Booking Alone: It’s safer to avoid solo bookings since drivers can’t be easily vetted.
Verify Vehicle Details Before Boarding: Double-check the auto number to prevent impersonation.
Ensure the Trip Is Active Before Entering: Enter only after the driver enters your OTP and the trip begins.
Keep App Open: Keep the app open to see if the trip gets stopped.
Share Your Location: Always share your live route with someone you trust.
Position Yourself for Quick Exit: Sit on the open side to escape quickly if required.
Stick to Areas You Recognize: Stick to roads you’re familiar with to avoid risk.
Verify Driver’s Path Live: Follow along on maps to spot detours.
Stay Alert for Nearby Officers: Stay aware of police patrols in case you need help.
Do Not Use Ola Due to Safety Gaps: Her strongest advice was to avoid Ola given the company’s lack of safeguards.

Such incidents stress the importance of enhanced safety tools, driver screening, and live monitoring by taxi apps.

Note: This account hasn’t been confirmed by Duniya Daily News Team and is shared from Reddit solely for informational purposes.

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