Travelling Alone by Bus? Choose Your Journey with More Confidence.

Women Zone is a women-focused feature on AbhiBus that provides additional information while booking a bus. When enabled, you can see details such as women-preferred buses, ratings from women travellers, available safety information and women travelling on the bus, along with relevant seat and boarding point information.

Women Zone gives you more information to consider when choosing a bus. Depending on the bus and journey, you may see women-preferred buses, ratings from women travellers, safety information, women travelling on the bus, and relevant seat or boarding point details.

Turn on Women Zone while searching for your bus. Where the relevant data is available, buses preferred by women are highlighted in the search results, making them easier to identify and compare with other options.

Yes. Women Zone can provide additional information that may be useful when travelling alone by bus, including women-preferred buses, ratings from women travellers, available safety information and women travelling on the same bus. The information available can vary by bus and journey.

Yes, where the information is available, Women Zone can show the number of women already travelling on the bus. This helps you see whether other women are travelling on the same bus before completing your booking.

Women Zone can provide additional seat-related information during the booking process, including Women Zone seats where available. You can continue to use the regular seat map and select your preferred available seat before completing your booking.

It is a separate score built only from ratings left by women passengers. A service needs enough of those ratings before the score is displayed, because a rating built on two or three responses would be misleading. The overall service rating is always shown alongside it.

Two conditions must both be true: the bus has to be an AbhiAssured service, and the passenger's gender has to be set to female in the passenger details form. Once both are met the cover is added at no cost. If the bus is not AbhiAssured, standard insurance options apply at the usual price.

They reflect which points women travelling that route most often select. This is aggregate booking behaviour, shown so you can compare the options before you commit. It is information to help you choose rather than a safety certification, and every point on the route still appears in the full list and can be selected normally.

Open the live tracking screen and use SOS. It gives you three options: share live tracking with people you trust, send a pre-filled emergency message, or call the AbhiBus emergency line. That call has no IVR, it connects straight to an agent, and a support ticket is raised automatically with your trip details attached. You need to be signed in.

When you press the SOS button in the app, a support ticket is automatically raised with AbhiBus Support. If you have added Emergency Contacts to your profile, an SOS message will also be sent to them. Alternatively, you can use TARA to call the helpline number directly.

It is filled in for you: the bus you are on and its number, where the bus is, a link to live tracking and your own location. The last line, what your emergency is about, is the one you can edit before sending; the rest is locked so the details stay accurate. Sending it raises a ticket with AbhiBus support and sends a WhatsApp message and an SMS to every contact you have saved.

Only the people you choose. Live tracking is shared when you decide to share it, and saved emergency contacts are notified only when you trigger an alert yourself. Nothing is sent on your behalf in the background.

Yes, there is no membership and no additional fee. You can switch it on or off at any time, and turning it off does not remove the safety features tied to your booking.