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Tax roads for congestion, ban apps that help reduce it. Smart city.
CosmicTaco
Bengaluru Taxi Drivers Protest Against Illegal Private Cabs
- Taxi and cab drivers in Bengaluru are frustrated with the rise of private vehicles being used for commercial purposes.
- Licensed operators argue that private cars dodge regulatory fees, permits, and safety checks, creating unfair competition.
- Cab drivers claim that this practice undercuts legitimate businesses and raises passenger safety concerns.
- The Karnataka Transport Department has issued warnings and mobilized squads to crack down on unauthorized commercial use of private cars.
- Authorities estimate around five lakh yellow-board vehicles in Karnataka, all subject to regulatory fees and taxes, unlike private cars.
Source: Hindustan Times, Times Now News
9mo ago
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Yellow plates are the actual menace. All the regulations that they have to follow, is virtual at best.
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