Pink Taxi was born from a simple belief: that every woman in Egypt deserves to travel safely, freely and with dignity — and that women can build that future for one another.
Dr. Reem Fawzy founded Pink Taxi to solve a problem she saw every day: women across Egypt going without safe, reliable transport — and talented women going without dignified work.
Under her leadership, Pink Taxi has grown from an idea into a women-only mobility network that trains female captains, teaches women to drive, and moves families, students and professionals safely across the country — while championing women's health and independence at every turn.
Every milestone has meant more women safe on the road — and more women earning behind the wheel.
Pink Taxi launches with a simple, radical idea — women driving women — and an unwavering safety standard from day one.
Families discover the monthly school-run contract. Schools, nurseries and companies follow. Routine transport becomes effortless and safe.
The driving-lessons programme opens the road to women who never had the chance to learn — many of whom go on to become captains.
Featured across Egyptian and regional media, Pink Taxi stands for safe mobility, women's employment and a healthier, more independent future.
Every Pink Taxi ride does more than get someone home. It funds women's health, creates women's jobs, and puts women in the driver's seat — literally.
A share of every fare supports breast cancer awareness and screening campaigns — because the women we drive are the women we want to protect.
Every captain we train and employ is a woman building an independent income — and a more confident future for her family.
From international networks to the region's biggest outlets, Pink Taxi and Dr. Reem Fawzy have been featured as a model for women's safety and empowerment.
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A feature on how Pink Taxi's all-female model is reshaping safe transport for women.
See in media centerAn interview with the founder on safety, jobs and the road ahead for women in Egypt.
See in media centerHow families across Cairo are switching to monthly contracts with a trusted captain.
See in media centerRide with us, drive with us, or partner with us. However you join, you're backing a safer, more independent future for women in Egypt.