Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT

“Not All Heroes Wear Capes”: Bengaluru Woman Praises Rapido Rider Who Fixed His Bike At Midnight To Drop Her Safely


(MENAFN- AsiaNet News)

A routine late-night ride turned into an unforgettable experience for a Bengaluru woman when her Rapido rider went above and beyond to ensure her safety. Asha Mane, the passenger, shared a heartfelt video on Instagram capturing the extraordinary moment when the rider stopped to repair his bike in the middle of a dark, deserted road late at night. What could have been a stressful situation became a testament to kindness, dedication, and humanity, leaving Mane and netizens inspired.

Late-Night Ride Turns Challenging

Mane had booked a Rapido ride for a 38-kilometre journey at 11:45 pm. Hoping to reach home a little faster, she asked the rider to pick up the pace. However, after covering some distance, the bike hit a pothole, causing the chain to break. With no shops or help nearby, both Mane and the rider found themselves stranded in the dark, feeling anxious and unsure of what to do next.

Rider Goes the Extra Mile

Expecting the trip might end abruptly or that she would be asked to book another ride, Mane was pleasantly surprised when the rider calmly reassured her. Instead of abandoning the ride, he insisted he would repair the bike and safely drop her home. Mane, a rider herself, felt a sense of solidarity and decided to assist him by using her mobile flashlight as he worked on the bike. In just about ten minutes, the rider had fixed the chain, turning a potentially frustrating night into an inspiring moment of cooperation and trust between strangers.

Safe Arrival and Renewed Faith

Mane finally reached home at 1 am. In her Instagram post, she reflected on how such experiences restore faith in humanity, safety, and trust, especially at a time when negative news dominates headlines. She also tagged Rapido, urging the platform to recognise riders who show such dedication, as they play a crucial role in making women feel safe during late-night travels.

 

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A post shared by Asha Mane (@ashamane_)

 

 

How Did Social Media React?

The post received widespread appreciation online, with many users lauding the rider's efforts:

One user commented:“He's the Man!!!! He should get all the blessings”

Another user commented:“This shows that good men are still out there, and this is what we need.”

Mane's story serves as a gentle reminder that acts of kindness, no matter how small, can leave a lasting impression and inspire confidence in the goodness of people around us.

Rapido's Heartwarming Response

Rapido responded to the post on social media, calling the story heartwarming.“Not all heroes wear capes. Some even fix bike chains on the roadside at 12:50 am to ensure passengers reach home safely,” the company wrote. They also confirmed that the rider would be honoured for his honesty and commitment, praising him as an example of humanity and trust in action.

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