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Uber, Ola, More App-Based Cab Aggregators Allowed to Charge 20 Percent Commission on Ride Fares
India will allow app-based taxi aggregators such as Uber and Ola to charge up to 20 percent commission on ride fares, according to guidelines issued on Friday, diluting an earlier proposal to cap fees at 10 percent.
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India To Order Taxi Aggregators Like Uber, Ola To Go Electric By 2026: Report
India plans to order taxi aggregators like Uber and Ola to convert 40% of their fleet of cars to electric by April 2026, according to a source and records of government meetings to discuss new rules for clean mobility.
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Uber Says 'Committed' to Turkey After New Rules, Fines
Uber has been locked in a bitter dispute with the traditional Istanbul taxi cabs who accuse the app of taking away business without a proper legal basis for its work.
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LMV Licence Holders Can Now Drive Taxis Without A Commercial Licence
Personal driving licence holders can now drive a taxis and light transport vehicles without the need for a commercial licence. This rule applies to Light Motor Vehicle a.k.a. LMVs only, which means a non-transport LMV licence holder can drive a commercial vehicle of the same class, like a taxis or passenger carriers like an omnibus.
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Maharashtra Introduces Speed Limit For Four-Wheelers With Yellow Licence Plate
The ruling affects not only the black and yellow cabs but also vehicles from app-based aggregators Uber and Ola. Cargo vehicles, vans and pick up vehicles will under 3500 kg are also affected by the new rule across the state.
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Google, Uber Could Be Hit by New Rules on Maps; Government Wants Feedback
A proposal from the Home Ministry suggests that nobody should be able to offer maps online without getting a license from the government.
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New Policy Will Rein-In App-Based Cab Companies: Delhi Transport Minister
"We will fix fares for them as we have done in the case of radio, economy cabs and kali-pili taxis. All app-based taxi services will be regulated through this policy."
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Uber Ruling Fuels Debate Over Workers
The California ruling stands out because commission officials formally laid out their arguments for why Uber drivers are employees.
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Delhi Transport Department Sets New Rules for Uber, Other Taxi Operators
"These regulations don't work for tech companies like Uber," a spokesman told Reuters.
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Delhi's New Rules For Radio Taxis: GPS, Display of Helpline Numbers a Must
Ahead of the New Year, the Delhi government has announced some new rules for taxis plying in the city - which include mandatory installation of tracking devices based on GPS and prominent display of police and transport department helpline numbers.
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CBI Terms Gopinath Munde's Death Accidental, Formally Charges Taxi-Drive
Ruling out any foul play in the death of union minister Gopinath Munde, who died in a car crash in New Delhi six months ago, the CBI on Thursday filed a charge sheet against taxi driver Gurvinder Singh for rash and negligent driving.
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Mumbai Taxis to Sport 'For Hire' Signs From June
Come June, it is likely that the roofs of black-and-yellow taxis plying in Mumbai will have 'For Hire' indicators. The Transport department is working towards finalising a rule that will state that these vehicles shall have to display such boards to help people know whether a taxi is available or not.
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Uber, Ola, More App-Based Cab Aggregators Allowed to Charge 20 Percent Commission on Ride Fares
India will allow app-based taxi aggregators such as Uber and Ola to charge up to 20 percent commission on ride fares, according to guidelines issued on Friday, diluting an earlier proposal to cap fees at 10 percent.
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India To Order Taxi Aggregators Like Uber, Ola To Go Electric By 2026: Report
India plans to order taxi aggregators like Uber and Ola to convert 40% of their fleet of cars to electric by April 2026, according to a source and records of government meetings to discuss new rules for clean mobility.
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Uber Says 'Committed' to Turkey After New Rules, Fines
Uber has been locked in a bitter dispute with the traditional Istanbul taxi cabs who accuse the app of taking away business without a proper legal basis for its work.
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LMV Licence Holders Can Now Drive Taxis Without A Commercial Licence
Personal driving licence holders can now drive a taxis and light transport vehicles without the need for a commercial licence. This rule applies to Light Motor Vehicle a.k.a. LMVs only, which means a non-transport LMV licence holder can drive a commercial vehicle of the same class, like a taxis or passenger carriers like an omnibus.
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Maharashtra Introduces Speed Limit For Four-Wheelers With Yellow Licence Plate
The ruling affects not only the black and yellow cabs but also vehicles from app-based aggregators Uber and Ola. Cargo vehicles, vans and pick up vehicles will under 3500 kg are also affected by the new rule across the state.
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Google, Uber Could Be Hit by New Rules on Maps; Government Wants Feedback
A proposal from the Home Ministry suggests that nobody should be able to offer maps online without getting a license from the government.
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New Policy Will Rein-In App-Based Cab Companies: Delhi Transport Minister
"We will fix fares for them as we have done in the case of radio, economy cabs and kali-pili taxis. All app-based taxi services will be regulated through this policy."
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Uber Ruling Fuels Debate Over Workers
The California ruling stands out because commission officials formally laid out their arguments for why Uber drivers are employees.
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Delhi Transport Department Sets New Rules for Uber, Other Taxi Operators
"These regulations don't work for tech companies like Uber," a spokesman told Reuters.
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Delhi's New Rules For Radio Taxis: GPS, Display of Helpline Numbers a Must
Ahead of the New Year, the Delhi government has announced some new rules for taxis plying in the city - which include mandatory installation of tracking devices based on GPS and prominent display of police and transport department helpline numbers.
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CBI Terms Gopinath Munde's Death Accidental, Formally Charges Taxi-Drive
Ruling out any foul play in the death of union minister Gopinath Munde, who died in a car crash in New Delhi six months ago, the CBI on Thursday filed a charge sheet against taxi driver Gurvinder Singh for rash and negligent driving.
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Mumbai Taxis to Sport 'For Hire' Signs From June
Come June, it is likely that the roofs of black-and-yellow taxis plying in Mumbai will have 'For Hire' indicators. The Transport department is working towards finalising a rule that will state that these vehicles shall have to display such boards to help people know whether a taxi is available or not.
