National Union Of Taxis

Autorickshaws and taxis plied normally and shops were open in the national capital on Monday, with their unions and associations extending only "in-principle support" to the Bharat Bandh called by farmers but deciding not to join the strike.

The All India Taxi Union on Monday threatened to go on strike if the demands of the farmers, protesting against the Centre's new farm laws at different border points of the national capital, are not met within two days.

Autos and taxis will be off roads in the national capital on Sunday as several unions have extended support to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for a ''Janata Curfew'' in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

Commuters in the national capital may face problems as auto-rickshaw and taxi unions have decided to go on a strike tomorrow against the Delhi government's policies on cab aggregators.

The Delhi government's transport department has put on hold its decision of making speed governors mandatory for cabs operating in the national capital. Last week, the department had made installation of speed governors in taxis and cabs mandatory following the Union Road Transport Ministry's recent notification.

The Delhi High Court today restrained two taxi drivers' unions from disrupting services of cabs run by Ola and Uber in the national capital region. Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw passed a decree "permanently injuncting" the two unions and anyone associated with them from blocking cabs of Ola and Uber.

A day after the taxi strike in Delhi and National Capital Region was partially called off, commuters continued to face trouble. Very few cabs were on the road - even though five of the six drivers' union had called off their indefinite strike demanding a bigger share of fare, incentive and basic amenities from app-based aggregators like Ola and Ube...

The indefinite strike by drivers working with app-based cab aggregators was called off partially on Sunday as five unions agreed to run taxis in the National Capital Region following an assurance by the Delhi government.

The autorickshaw and taxi unions on Thursday called off their three-day-long strike after the Delhi government assured them that most of their demands, including bringing a new policy for app-based cab services in the national capital, will be fulfilled.

Commuters in Delhi may face problems as auto-rickshaw and taxi unions have threatened to go on an indefinite strike from today against app-based taxi services in the National Capital.

A section of auto and taxi operators will stage a protest outside the Delhi Police Headquarters today demanding action against app-based cabs plying in the national capital for "not following laid down rules".

In the wake of a strike called by a section of auto and taxi unions in the national capital tomorrow, the Delhi government today said it would take strict action to prevent "arbitrariness" by app-based taxi operators causing hardship to commuters.

With the second phase of odd-even scheme rolling out today, a section of auto and taxi unions have given a call for a one-day strike on Monday to protest against app-based cab services, a move which may cause hardship to commuters in the national capital.

App-based taxi firm Uber has been ordered to pay 1.2 million euros ($1.3 million) to a French taxi group by a Paris court, according to documents seen by AFP on Wednesday.

Fearing expansion of app-based taxi services in the city, a taxi union has requested the Delhi government to fix a cap on maximum numbers of all taxis in the National Capital like in case of auto-rickshaws.

Autorickshaws and taxis plied normally and shops were open in the national capital on Monday, with their unions and associations extending only "in-principle support" to the Bharat Bandh called by farmers but deciding not to join the strike.

The All India Taxi Union on Monday threatened to go on strike if the demands of the farmers, protesting against the Centre's new farm laws at different border points of the national capital, are not met within two days.

Autos and taxis will be off roads in the national capital on Sunday as several unions have extended support to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for a ''Janata Curfew'' in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

Commuters in the national capital may face problems as auto-rickshaw and taxi unions have decided to go on a strike tomorrow against the Delhi government's policies on cab aggregators.

The Delhi government's transport department has put on hold its decision of making speed governors mandatory for cabs operating in the national capital. Last week, the department had made installation of speed governors in taxis and cabs mandatory following the Union Road Transport Ministry's recent notification.

The Delhi High Court today restrained two taxi drivers' unions from disrupting services of cabs run by Ola and Uber in the national capital region. Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw passed a decree "permanently injuncting" the two unions and anyone associated with them from blocking cabs of Ola and Uber.

A day after the taxi strike in Delhi and National Capital Region was partially called off, commuters continued to face trouble. Very few cabs were on the road - even though five of the six drivers' union had called off their indefinite strike demanding a bigger share of fare, incentive and basic amenities from app-based aggregators like Ola and Ube...

The indefinite strike by drivers working with app-based cab aggregators was called off partially on Sunday as five unions agreed to run taxis in the National Capital Region following an assurance by the Delhi government.

The autorickshaw and taxi unions on Thursday called off their three-day-long strike after the Delhi government assured them that most of their demands, including bringing a new policy for app-based cab services in the national capital, will be fulfilled.

Commuters in Delhi may face problems as auto-rickshaw and taxi unions have threatened to go on an indefinite strike from today against app-based taxi services in the National Capital.

A section of auto and taxi operators will stage a protest outside the Delhi Police Headquarters today demanding action against app-based cabs plying in the national capital for "not following laid down rules".

In the wake of a strike called by a section of auto and taxi unions in the national capital tomorrow, the Delhi government today said it would take strict action to prevent "arbitrariness" by app-based taxi operators causing hardship to commuters.

With the second phase of odd-even scheme rolling out today, a section of auto and taxi unions have given a call for a one-day strike on Monday to protest against app-based cab services, a move which may cause hardship to commuters in the national capital.

App-based taxi firm Uber has been ordered to pay 1.2 million euros ($1.3 million) to a French taxi group by a Paris court, according to documents seen by AFP on Wednesday.

Fearing expansion of app-based taxi services in the city, a taxi union has requested the Delhi government to fix a cap on maximum numbers of all taxis in the National Capital like in case of auto-rickshaws.