BlackBuck digitizes 1.2 lakh truck operators in Tamil Nadu

​India's largest trucking platform, BlackBuck, has digitized over 1.2 lakh truck operators in Tamil Nadu, allowing them to manage their entire business on their smartphones. 
​The platform, founded in 2015 by Rajesh Yabaji, ChanakyaHridaya, and Ramasubramanian B, aims to bring a digital revolution into the trucking ecosystem. 
​BlackBuck allows truckers to find loads, connect with new shippers, recharge Fastag, use fuel cards, track their trucks with GPS, and obtain low-interest rate truck loans. 
​The app is simple, vernacular technology, and available across 7 languages with voice support. 
​Cofounder B Ramasubramanian explains that BlackBuck's primary goal is to empower truck operators to manage and grow their business efficiently.
​The logistics economy is dominated by road freight, with small fleet operators driving 85% of India's logistics needs. 
​However, the trucking industry is plagued by inefficiencies and relies on middlemen for shipments. BlackBuck's efforts have helped small fleet owners optimize their fleet usage, manage payments, and increase revenues. 
​Fleet operator Ramesh, who has been using the BlackBuck app for four years, reports increased control over his fleet and expenses. ​