Uber has launched an employee transportation service in India, marking its entry into the corporate commute segment with operations already live in Mumbai, Pune, and Chennai. The company’s initial focus will be to expand the service to other tier-1 cities where GCCs, BPOs, and IT firms are concentrated, with tier-2 cities to follow. The service, which Uber calls Enterprise Transportation Solutions (ETS), offers fixed-route, fixed-timing commutes for corporate employees, distinct from its on-demand consumer ride-hailing business. For this, Uber has set up a dedicated engineering team in Bengaluru, which will build and service local and international operations, marking an India-first approach for the segment. “India’s corporate transportation market is $6 billion and it’s expected to grow by 30% by 2030. That outperforms any other market globally,” Nikolaas Van de Loock, Director and General Manager of Uber Shuttle for EMEA and India, told Financial Express.