Ola-Uber Riding: The Karnataka government has set the cost of autorickshaws. The minimum fee is Rs. 30, and for each additional Rs. 15 per kilometer that is incurred. Drivers are concerned that the corporations may raise the fare while claiming to charge a convenience fee. Which would solely impact the passengers.
New Delhi. The Karnataka government’s decision has given autorickshaw drivers connected to cab aggregators like Ola-Uber a sore throat. On December 25, the government issued a directive directing local transportation agencies. To charge app-based auto aggregators a convenience fee of 5% plus GST for each trip. According to auto drivers, this could hurt auto rickshaw drivers and passengers.
The government has been charged with failing to properly present the case to the High Court. According to the Ola Uber Drivers and Owners Association (OUDOA).
Although auto drivers claim that the set rate is not excessive. It is difficult to foresee how these businesses would impose the convenience fee on the public. He claims that the government had to step in because Ola and Uber set exorbitant prices.
We are unsure of how to comply with the new order.
The minimum fare is Rs 30.
The Karnataka government has set the cost of autorickshaws. The minimum fee is Rs. 30, and for each additional Rs. 15 per kilometer that is incurred. An autorickshaw driver named Thimmappa stated that although this fixed cost does not appear to be excessive, it is challenging to predict how much these businesses will charge customers.
Another autorickshaw driver, Venkatesh. Only time will tell how the rates for each ride will be set, according to Ann, and how individuals will be charged. An Ola Cabs’ public relations team representative declined to comment when contacted.
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