For many women, getting home safely can feel like the hardest part of the day. Meet Kristabel, a sales assistant who works long shifts and often heads home after dark. Along the way, she has developed a small ritual that gives her something she never used to have: peace of mind.
"These small things make me feel safer. With inDrive, safety feels like something I can hold on to."
My name is Kristabel. I work long hours as a sales assistant, and by the time I finish, it's usually already night. For a long time, getting home was the part of my day I dreaded most.
A ritual before every ride
Before every trip, I have a ritual. I check the plate number. I check the driver. And I share my route with someone I trust. Three steps, every single time.
They might seem like small things. But those small things are exactly what make me feel safe.
Safety I can hold on to
Public transport always left me uneasy. I never had peace of mind, and I never really felt in control of my own way home.
With inDrive, that changed. Safety stopped being something I only hoped for and became something real, something I can count on. It's no longer a promise. It's something I can hold on to, every day.
The freedom to choose
What matters is that I choose who takes me home. It doesn't depend on anyone else.
That is what freedom of movement means to me: independence. The chance to keep growing a little more every day, and to do it safely.
Her message to other women
To every woman reading this, I want to say one thing: don't be afraid.
Go where you want to go.
