Vano was built to replace that with something you can actually verify. Every driver on the platform has handed over their CNIC, driving licence and vehicle registration, and a person on our team has opened each one and checked it before that driver is allowed to see a single route. After that they still have to say which areas and schools they serve and show us the van itself — because the vehicle is the first thing a parent looks at.

For parents, that means the shortlist is already filtered. You post the route your child actually needs — the right school, the right timings, the budget you can manage — and drivers who cover your area come to you with a price. You compare, you read the reviews other families left, you chat, you choose.

For drivers, it means a way to fill empty seats without paying anyone a commission. Registration is free, verification is a one-time process, and the monthly amount agreed with a parent goes to the driver in full.

And once the contract starts, the part that matters most is the quiet one: a notification when your child gets on, when they reach school, and when they are home — and a map you can open while they are still on the road.