A new service has launched in Australia, promising women safe transportation without harassment There are always a few hiccups when a start-up launches, but the founder of female-only ride sharing ...

A female-only ride-sharing app is to launch this month with the aim of making women feel safer when out and about. The service, Shebah, will have female drivers and will only pick up female passengers ...

Shebah has launched its first national brand campaign – Safer Together -to highlight its all-women rideshare service in the six billion dollar rideshare industry. Shebah, founded by former ABC ...

According to Shebah, the Australian rideshare industry is worth $290 million and the taxi industry is valued at $6 billion, with the market growing at 14% year-on-year. “We offer a service within the ...

Shebah, the taxi service for women offers a fascinating perspective on women of different faiths and cultures as they drive and ride in a supportive, safe environment.

Before raising a record $3 million via crowd-sourced equity funding, Shebah co-founder George McEncroe went to the venture capital funds but was knocked back. With a 190 per cent increase in users ...

Shebah founder and chief executive George McEncroe. Source: supplied. Women-only ride-sharing startup Shebah is launching a $3 million equity crowdfunding campaign to boost its tech and fuel overseas ...

Shebah was created by a woman who was not only looking at solving a problem for herself, but who wanted to help other women. That woman is George McEncroe, 49 – a Melbourne stand-up comedian and sole ...

Australian women-only rideshare business Shebah has kicked off a $3 million investment round through equity crowdfunding. This means that ordinary folks can now buy a little slice of the Melbourne ...

Ride-sharing platform Shebah has landed a $1 million investment from a new investor, taking its crowdfunding equity raising to a total just short of $2.4 million. Closing in on its $3 million maximum ...