A letter from Kamrul Hasan, Chief Executive Officer

Bangladesh's transportation system today is still largely unstructured, inefficient, and built on fragmented trust. Ride experiences are uncertain, one-way travel is expensive, and there is no unified digital mobility ecosystem connecting passengers and drivers.
SAFAR was born from this gap.
What started as a simple idea — to make one-way travel more affordable and reliable — is now evolving into a full mobility platform focused on verified drivers, real-time tracking, and a trust-based transportation network for Bangladesh.
We are at the very beginning of this journey.
Today, millions of people in Bangladesh face transportation challenges every day. Many passengers overpay for one-way trips, while drivers lack a structured system to maximize their earning potential. We believe this inefficiency is not just a problem — it is an opportunity to rebuild mobility from the ground up.
Building SAFAR requires more than technology. It requires discipline, trust, and a long-term commitment to changing how people move across cities and regions.
We are continuously improving our system — strengthening verification, enhancing safety, and building a platform that connects people directly and transparently.
Our mission is simple but powerful: to create Bangladesh's most trusted and efficient one-way taxi and carpool ecosystem.
We understand that this journey will not be perfect. But we are committed to listening, improving, and building with responsibility toward our passengers, drivers, and the cities we serve.
SAFAR is not just a company. It is a long-term mobility infrastructure for the future of Bangladesh.

