The photo shared by the X user showed that her 2.6 km ride in an auto in Karnatakas Bengaluru cost her Rs. 172.45, while the meter on the vehicle showed only Rs. 39. The significant difference in the ...

For a 2.6 km ride, her auto meter showed a fare of Rs 39, while the online booking app charged a whopping Rs 172.45 for the ...

With soaring auto fares and no reliable options, riders are quietly using saved phone numbers to keep ferrying passengers – ...

Following Karnataka’s bike taxi ban, riders are now contacting commuters directly via WhatsApp using saved phone numbers.

The woman, Aditi Srivastava, as per her social media handle, travelled in auto for around 2.6 Kilometers took to social media platform X formerly known as Twitter, she shared two pictures, one of her ...

Meanwhile, in a relief to ride-hailing and bike-taxi industry, the central government recently introduced the Motor Vehicle ...

Many of these riders are using contact details saved from past trips or digital payment records to reconnect with their old customers.

In a viral post, a Bengaluru commuter slams the city’s broken transport system and ongoing cab service issues. The frustrated ...

He also called out the state government for banning bike taxis, a lifesaver for commuters in the infamous Bangalore traffic.

A viral post from a Bengaluru commuter highlights frustration with the city's transport system and app-based services.

BENGALURU: In the wake of the state government banning bike taxi services, many riders have started reaching out to commuters ...

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