A number of educators have warned against using private transport means to commute female students to school, arguing that many ethical, economic and social adverse implications might result from it.

One of the tasks entrusted to female transport supervisors at schools is to follow up and supervise private transport means provided by parents, in addition to registering all the personal data of drivers. However, educators complained that most drivers refuse to fill in the forms, while parents also tend not to cooperate when they refuse to provide all their private drivers' personal data.