Tuk Tuk Transport Business Plan

The Tuk Tuk vehicle is small and maneuverable, ideally suited to the narrow streets and spaces within township suburbs. Take the first step to start your own Tuk Tuk passenger transport business with this business plan template.

Is a Tuk Tuk Transport Business for me?

One of the unfortunate consequences of people migrating from rural areas to cities is a desperate lack of proper transport services in these areas. Because these areas are populated in haste, and without proper town planning and local authority involvement, the facilities and spaces are lacking services and regulations.

The Tuk Tuk vehicle has been instrumental in contributing to growth in countries like India, that also have a large part of the population living in informal settlements. These vehicles are small and maneuverable, ideally suited to the narrow streets and spaces within township suburbs.

You are in possession of a motor cycle license, or you are willing to get a motor cycle driving license, you get along well with all kinds of people, and are gentle, relaxed, and cautious. You furthermore have a desire to handle company finances and admin, enjoy working with and managing staff and suppliers. Then why not take the first step to start your own Tuk Tuk passenger transport business with this business plan template.

Overview

• 5-YEAR’S FINANCIALS DONE FOR YOU!
• Number of Business Owners/ Drivers: 2
• Number of Staff: 1 excl. owners.
• Number of Pages: 48 Page Document.
• Government Grant/Start-up Funds Needed: R200 000.00

What is included in the business plan?

• Confidentiality Agreement;
• Executive Summary;
• Opportunity, Industry & Market;
• Company Description;
• Products & Services;
• Team – Management Team & Organisation;
• Marketing Strategy;
• Suppliers;
• Operational Plan;
• Financial Plan with 5-year Forecast & Projections.