Mumbai Auto Fare Hike

Residents of Mumbai and the metropolitan region will have to pay Rs 28 as the minimum fare for travelling in black and yellow taxis and Rs 23 for auto rickshaws, with the basic fares being hiked by Rs 3 and Rs 2 respectively, authorities said today.

From tonight, commuters in Mumbai will have to pay more for taxi and auto rickshaw rides as fares have been hiked by Rs 2 after the Bombay High Court ruled on the issue in favour of the government.

Commuters in Mumbai will have to shell out more for travelling in taxi and autorickshaw after the government's decision to hike fares came into effect from today.

From today, commuters in Mumbai will have to shell out more for travelling in taxi and autorickshaw after the government's decision to hike fares comes into effect.

Lakhs of commuters and students were inconvenienced on Monday as one of Mumbai's biggest auto rickshaw unions went on a day's strike in the suburbs. The action by Sharad Rao's Mumbai Autorickshawmen's Union (MAU) came despite a Re.1 hike on the minimum fare - from Rs.11 to Rs.12 - permitted by the Regional Transport Authority (RTA) last week.

Residents of Mumbai and the metropolitan region will have to pay Rs 28 as the minimum fare for travelling in black and yellow taxis and Rs 23 for auto rickshaws, with the basic fares being hiked by Rs 3 and Rs 2 respectively, authorities said today.

From tonight, commuters in Mumbai will have to pay more for taxi and auto rickshaw rides as fares have been hiked by Rs 2 after the Bombay High Court ruled on the issue in favour of the government.

Commuters in Mumbai will have to shell out more for travelling in taxi and autorickshaw after the government's decision to hike fares came into effect from today.

From today, commuters in Mumbai will have to shell out more for travelling in taxi and autorickshaw after the government's decision to hike fares comes into effect.

Lakhs of commuters and students were inconvenienced on Monday as one of Mumbai's biggest auto rickshaw unions went on a day's strike in the suburbs. The action by Sharad Rao's Mumbai Autorickshawmen's Union (MAU) came despite a Re.1 hike on the minimum fare - from Rs.11 to Rs.12 - permitted by the Regional Transport Authority (RTA) last week.