There are also cases of leaving jobs and losing job opportunities due to transportation problems. Taera Mahmud taught in a school in Banani. After one and a half years of employment, quit the job. His house is at Hajipara in Rampura. The distance is about six kilometers. At the time of going to school four times and the way back to the train had to change the vehicle. There were no direct vehicles. It was late every day. Traveling would cost four hours. One-third of the wages could have been rented out.

Due to distance and vehicular problems, they still can not take jobs in any preferred school. But he also needs a job.

Sadia Afrin's house in Demra There is no gap between home and office due to lack of jobs. Sadia said, 'After seeing my CV in an organization, it is said that this girl is in Demra and can not come to office.'

The experience of the bus is becoming terrible:

Recently, several incidents of sexual assault on the bus came to the media. A driver and colleague of New Vision bus was arrested in March last year on charges of sexual harassment. Police arrested a driver of Turag Paribahan and two assistant on April 29 on charges of harassing a student of Uttara University. Apart from this, Facebook has been talking about oppression of women in almost any of the public. In August of 017, Rupa Khatun was killed after being raped by moving bus in Tangail.

BRAC, a private development organization, said in a March survey that 94 percent of women traveling in public transport were victims of sexual harassment.