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"Close To Flight Fare": Man Shocked By Cab Price From Bengaluru Airport To Electronic City
The price for Uber Premium for the 52-km distance was Rs 2,584 whereas Uber XL was priced for a whopping Rs 4,051.
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Karnataka Government Declares Ban On App-Based Autos Over Surge Pricing
The dynamic increase in surge prices has caused loud dissent in Karnataka's capital Bengaluru, with the government issuing ban on app-based auto services, making MYn's surge-free model the only best alternative in the city.
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Ola, Uber, Other Cab Aggregators to Meet Government Over Unfair Trade Practices
The government has called a meeting of cab aggregators like Ola and Uber to discuss their policies related to fare calculation, surge pricing, ride cancellations and measures taken by them for data protection of customers, according to Consumer Affairs Secretary Rohit Kumar Singh.
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Government Will Allow Uber, Ola To Charge 20% Commission On Ride Fares
The government guidelines recommended that so-called surge prices at busy times can be a maximum of 1.5 times the base fare and that companies must provide insurance cover for drivers and limit them to working no more than 12 hours a day
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Does Gender, Remaining Battery Affect Surge Pricing? Uber, Ola Asked
Does gender, time and battery left on a passenger's cellphones affect cab rates under the practise of "surge pricing" used by ride-hailing platforms Uber and Ola, a parliamentary committee looking into the Personal Data Protection Bill, sources have told NDTV.
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No Surge Pricing In Ola, Uber Cabs During Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
Cab aggregators Ola and Uber have said that they will not resort to surge pricing during the 12-day odd-even road rationing scheme starting from November 4.
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Ola, Uber to Deactivate Surge Pricing During Odd-Even Scheme in Delhi
Ola and Uber have said that they will not resort to surge pricing during the 12-day odd-even road rationing scheme starting from November 4.
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Uber, Ola Agree to Cap Surge Pricing at 45 Percent of Base Fare in West Bengal
Cab aggregators Uber and Ola have agreed to cap surge pricing at 45 percent of the base fare, following a meeting with West Bengal Transport Department officials.
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Uber, Ola To Limit Surge Fare To 45 Per Cent Of Base Rate In West Bengal
Cab aggregators Uber and Ola have agreed to cap surge pricing at 45 per cent of the base fare, following a meeting with West Bengal Transport Department officials.
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Why a SoftBank Brokered Ola-Uber Merger Would Be Bad News for You
It's possible that Uber and Ola are headed for a merger. But the monopoly this would create isn't good for us as users of the taxi services.
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New Government Scheme May See Delhi Cabs Get Metres To Check Surge Pricing
A city taxi scheme being prepared by the Delhi government may include fixing fare metres to cabs operated through aggregator services like Ola and Uber to prevent surge pricing, an official said.
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Maharashtra Government May Fix Fares Of Uber, Ola
The Maharashtra government today told the Bombay High Court that it would decide on fixing the minimum and maximum fares for app-based taxi service providers Ola and Uber as per the recommendations of an expert committee during the upcoming Nagpur Assembly session.
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Odd-Even Scheme: Transport Minister to Ensure No Surge Pricing on Ola, Uber
Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot said that he has called a meeting with representatives of Ola and Uber on Friday to discuss the issue.
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Delhi Government Ensures No Price Surge In Ola, Uber As Odd-Even Returns
As the Delhi government is set to implement the odd-even scheme from Monday to curb the escalating pollution levels in the national capital, it also promised to ensure no price surge in cab services by Ola and Uber, as commuters would be prone to fall short on transport options. Surge pricing is a policy implemented by private taxi companies when t...
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Odd Even Rule Again In Delhi: Possible Impact On Surge Pricing
As Delhi's pollution levels have outstripped those of China's capital Beijing, the Odd-Even Rule in Delhi is being implemented by the state government again to curb pollution levels.
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"Close To Flight Fare": Man Shocked By Cab Price From Bengaluru Airport To Electronic City
The price for Uber Premium for the 52-km distance was Rs 2,584 whereas Uber XL was priced for a whopping Rs 4,051.
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Karnataka Government Declares Ban On App-Based Autos Over Surge Pricing
The dynamic increase in surge prices has caused loud dissent in Karnataka's capital Bengaluru, with the government issuing ban on app-based auto services, making MYn's surge-free model the only best alternative in the city.
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Ola, Uber, Other Cab Aggregators to Meet Government Over Unfair Trade Practices
The government has called a meeting of cab aggregators like Ola and Uber to discuss their policies related to fare calculation, surge pricing, ride cancellations and measures taken by them for data protection of customers, according to Consumer Affairs Secretary Rohit Kumar Singh.
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Government Will Allow Uber, Ola To Charge 20% Commission On Ride Fares
The government guidelines recommended that so-called surge prices at busy times can be a maximum of 1.5 times the base fare and that companies must provide insurance cover for drivers and limit them to working no more than 12 hours a day
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Does Gender, Remaining Battery Affect Surge Pricing? Uber, Ola Asked
Does gender, time and battery left on a passenger's cellphones affect cab rates under the practise of "surge pricing" used by ride-hailing platforms Uber and Ola, a parliamentary committee looking into the Personal Data Protection Bill, sources have told NDTV.
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No Surge Pricing In Ola, Uber Cabs During Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
Cab aggregators Ola and Uber have said that they will not resort to surge pricing during the 12-day odd-even road rationing scheme starting from November 4.
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Ola, Uber to Deactivate Surge Pricing During Odd-Even Scheme in Delhi
Ola and Uber have said that they will not resort to surge pricing during the 12-day odd-even road rationing scheme starting from November 4.
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Uber, Ola Agree to Cap Surge Pricing at 45 Percent of Base Fare in West Bengal
Cab aggregators Uber and Ola have agreed to cap surge pricing at 45 percent of the base fare, following a meeting with West Bengal Transport Department officials.
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Uber, Ola To Limit Surge Fare To 45 Per Cent Of Base Rate In West Bengal
Cab aggregators Uber and Ola have agreed to cap surge pricing at 45 per cent of the base fare, following a meeting with West Bengal Transport Department officials.
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Why a SoftBank Brokered Ola-Uber Merger Would Be Bad News for You
It's possible that Uber and Ola are headed for a merger. But the monopoly this would create isn't good for us as users of the taxi services.
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New Government Scheme May See Delhi Cabs Get Metres To Check Surge Pricing
A city taxi scheme being prepared by the Delhi government may include fixing fare metres to cabs operated through aggregator services like Ola and Uber to prevent surge pricing, an official said.
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Maharashtra Government May Fix Fares Of Uber, Ola
The Maharashtra government today told the Bombay High Court that it would decide on fixing the minimum and maximum fares for app-based taxi service providers Ola and Uber as per the recommendations of an expert committee during the upcoming Nagpur Assembly session.
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Odd-Even Scheme: Transport Minister to Ensure No Surge Pricing on Ola, Uber
Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot said that he has called a meeting with representatives of Ola and Uber on Friday to discuss the issue.
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Delhi Government Ensures No Price Surge In Ola, Uber As Odd-Even Returns
As the Delhi government is set to implement the odd-even scheme from Monday to curb the escalating pollution levels in the national capital, it also promised to ensure no price surge in cab services by Ola and Uber, as commuters would be prone to fall short on transport options. Surge pricing is a policy implemented by private taxi companies when t...
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Odd Even Rule Again In Delhi: Possible Impact On Surge Pricing
As Delhi's pollution levels have outstripped those of China's capital Beijing, the Odd-Even Rule in Delhi is being implemented by the state government again to curb pollution levels.
