inDrive aims to digitize the delivery sector and is particularly targeting drivers who still accept orders in a traditional manner, such as in the streets of Delhi and Mumbai. Unlike competitors who dictate service pricing, InDrive Freight customers can specify their preferred price for a given service. The US-based-basedhailing platform inDrive has launched its freight services in Delhi, Mumbai, and Lucknow. InDrive’s freight segment offers same-day and on-demand transport service to small businesses to find delivery options for any 20-plus kg freight. Users can find a large and diverse fleet of vehicles, such as three-wheelers, pickup trucks, and mid-sized trucks, for small and medium shipments. InDrive has been looking to expand its business by tapping into new markets, with a strong focus on India. The company aims to meet the surging demand for deliveries, Alexey Tryapitsyn, head of inDrive.Freight, said.