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High Court Questions Centre's Policy Exempting Autos From Having Panic Buttons
The Delhi High Court today questioned the Centre's 2016 policy exempting auto rickshaws and e-rickshaws across India from having panic buttons or General Packet Radio Service (GPRS), saying how it can have such a scheme "in an atmosphere where people are getting raped".
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Delhi May Use QR Codes to Track Autos, Cabs
The department would set up a control room at its headquarters in Civil Lines so that autorickshaws and cabs could be tracked while ferrying passengers.
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GPS Now Mandatory For All Public Transport Vehicles in Delhi
The government has mandated the installation of Global Positioning System (GPS) in all public transport vehicles plying within Delhi. In fact, the transport department denied fitness certificates to hundreds of autorickshaws and taxis since they were in violation of the mandate.
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GPS Trackers to be Made Mandatory For Taxis, Autorickshaws: Maharashtra Transport Minister
Maharashtra government will soon make mandatory the installation of Global Positioning System (GPS) trackers in taxis and autorickshaws in the state.
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National Capital Region Autos Without GPS Not to be Allowed on Delhi Roads
In view of passenger safety, the Delhi government has decided not to allow autorickshaws in Noida, Ghaziabad, Sonipat and Faridabad without GPS to enter into the national capital
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Delhiites Can Now Book Auto Through Smartphone
Now you can use your smartphone to hire an autorickshaw in the national Capital with a new App "Pooch-O", which was today launched by Lt Governor Najeeb Jung.
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Jaipur's autorickshaws to be fitted with GPS
Around 12,000 auto rickshaws in the city will be fitted with global positioning system (GPS) to enable police track them down in case of emergencies or respond quickly if passengers, especially women, are harassed by auto drivers, officials said on Monday.
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Large number of autos, taxis go off Delhi roads; commuters hit
Thousands of commuters in Delhi were hit hard as large numbers of autorickshaws and taxis went off the roads on Tuesday to protest against a law on installing GPS systems in the vehicles.
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High Court Questions Centre's Policy Exempting Autos From Having Panic Buttons
The Delhi High Court today questioned the Centre's 2016 policy exempting auto rickshaws and e-rickshaws across India from having panic buttons or General Packet Radio Service (GPRS), saying how it can have such a scheme "in an atmosphere where people are getting raped".
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Delhi May Use QR Codes to Track Autos, Cabs
The department would set up a control room at its headquarters in Civil Lines so that autorickshaws and cabs could be tracked while ferrying passengers.
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GPS Now Mandatory For All Public Transport Vehicles in Delhi
The government has mandated the installation of Global Positioning System (GPS) in all public transport vehicles plying within Delhi. In fact, the transport department denied fitness certificates to hundreds of autorickshaws and taxis since they were in violation of the mandate.
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GPS Trackers to be Made Mandatory For Taxis, Autorickshaws: Maharashtra Transport Minister
Maharashtra government will soon make mandatory the installation of Global Positioning System (GPS) trackers in taxis and autorickshaws in the state.
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National Capital Region Autos Without GPS Not to be Allowed on Delhi Roads
In view of passenger safety, the Delhi government has decided not to allow autorickshaws in Noida, Ghaziabad, Sonipat and Faridabad without GPS to enter into the national capital
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Delhiites Can Now Book Auto Through Smartphone
Now you can use your smartphone to hire an autorickshaw in the national Capital with a new App "Pooch-O", which was today launched by Lt Governor Najeeb Jung.
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Jaipur's autorickshaws to be fitted with GPS
Around 12,000 auto rickshaws in the city will be fitted with global positioning system (GPS) to enable police track them down in case of emergencies or respond quickly if passengers, especially women, are harassed by auto drivers, officials said on Monday.
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Large number of autos, taxis go off Delhi roads; commuters hit
Thousands of commuters in Delhi were hit hard as large numbers of autorickshaws and taxis went off the roads on Tuesday to protest against a law on installing GPS systems in the vehicles.
