Mahila Saarthi Scooty Training Program Registration

Key Features of the Training Program
1. Home-Based Training Model
Training is conducted near the trainee’s residence or at a mutually agreed safe location
Eliminates travel barriers and safety concerns for first-time learners
Encourages participation from women who are homemakers, SHG members, or first-time riders
2. Registered Training Partners
Training is delivered only through empaneled and verified training partners
Trainers are certified, experienced, and sensitized to women’s safety needs
Partners follow standardized Mahila Saarthi training curriculum and SOPs

Training Curriculum
The program follows a step-by-step practical approach, including:
A. Basic Riding Skills
Introduction to EV scooty controls
Balance, braking, and acceleration
Turning, parking, and slow-speed riding
B. Road Safety & Traffic Rules
Traffic signs and lane discipline
Defensive riding techniques
Emergency braking and hazard handling
C. Women Safety Orientation
Safe riding practices during day and night
Handling uncomfortable situations on the road
Use of SOS and emergency features
D. Digital & App Orientation
Using the Mahila Saarthi app
Navigation basics
Ride acceptance and communication

Training Duration & Structure
Duration: 7 to 15 days (depending on learner’s skill level)
Daily sessions designed as per trainee comfort
One-to-one or small-group training
Final assessment and readiness evaluation

Certification & Onboarding
On successful completion, trainees receive:
Training completion certificate
Assistance for license facilitation (if required)
Eligibility for onboarding as Mahila Saarthi Ride Partner (Bike Didi)

Safety & Compliance
Mandatory use of safety gear during training
Training conducted in safe, low-traffic zones initially
Continuous monitoring by Mahila Saarthi coordination team
Feedback and progress tracking

Impact of the Program
Builds confidence and independence among women
Enables safe two-wheeler mobility
Creates employment and income opportunities
Supports women who have never ridden before
Strengthens women’s participation in public mobility