Delhi Police can now track your cab ride via QR code, make calls to check on you
7 years, 5 months ago

Delhi Police can now track your cab ride via QR code, make calls to check on you

Hindustan Times  

Next time you are travelling alone in a cab, you can ask Delhi Police control room to look out for you. Cabs in Delhi are being provided with a Quick Response code, which passengers can scan using Himmat app to inform police about their journey. During the trials, drivers of 10 taxis have been asked to inform passengers, especially women, to scan the QR code using Himmat app at the time of boarding. Later, the QR code will be put up in around 2,000 kaali-peeli taxis operating from Delhi airport, police said. Baniwal said once the code is scanned, the mobile application automatically reads the details of the vehicle, its owner and driver besides tracking the passenger’s journey through GPS.

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Autorickshaws, cabs in city get QR codes to ensure safety of passengers
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Autorickshaws, cabs in city get QR codes to ensure safety of passengers

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Delhi Metro commuters can book QR-based tickets using Paytm app now
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India TV News  

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India TV News  

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Uber, Delhi Police integrate apps for live tracking of passenger ride for safe journey; drivers to be issued QR Cards
5 years, 1 month ago

Uber, Delhi Police integrate apps for live tracking of passenger ride for safe journey; drivers to be issued QR Cards

Firstpost  

New Delhi: Taxi hailing app Uber on Monday announced its integration with Delhi Police’s Himmat app which would enable passengers to share their ride information with the police for a safer journey. While launching the new service, Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik said that the integration with enhanced location services and travel information will help save lives. With conscious efforts …

For safer rides: Delhi Police to track autos from metro stations with QR code
7 years, 5 months ago

For safer rides: Delhi Police to track autos from metro stations with QR code

Hindustan Times  

Buoyed by the positive response to its project to track cab rides via a quick response code at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi Police has decided to replicate it at 10 Metro stations by December-end. The auto drivers, who normally drive around the metro stations, will have to display the QR code provided by the police at the back …

Delhi tweaks its taxi laws, but Uber's not returning for now
10 years, 3 months ago

Delhi tweaks its taxi laws, but Uber's not returning for now

Firstpost  

The Delhi transport department’s modified rules won’t facilitate the return of Uber and its other banned competitors any time soon. After banning all app-based taxi services, Delhi’s transport department on Monday made some modifications to the norms governing the operation of radio taxis in the national capital. The Transport Department on Monday modified the Radio Taxi Scheme 2006, drawing up …

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