
No more surge pricing: Maharashtra fixes upper limit for fares of app-based cabs
Live MintMumbai: In a significant development, the Maharashtra government on Monday decided to set the upper cap for the fares of app-based cabs of aggregators by approving the report of the Khatua Committee. In its report, the Khatua panel had recommended to fix the base fare between ₹14 and ₹16 per km for three categories of aggregator cabs regular, mid-sized and premium, whereas the upper cap for surge pricing recommended for them is ₹26, ₹32, and ₹38 per km, respectively. The government has also accepted the new fare revision formulae recommended by the committee for the revision of fares of the black and yellow taxis and auto rickshaws. A senior Transport department official said the government has approved the Khatua panel report which will be implemented once Transport Minister Anil Parab makes a statement in the state legislature.
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Karnataka transport department revises cab fares, brings in uniform structure
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‘Surge prices’ for cab services hit commuters hard
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Indian government issues fresh guidelines for cab aggregators like Uber, Ola putting a cap on surge pricing
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RSS’s Swadeshi Jagaran Manch asks Gadkari to better regulate surge pricing
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Mumbai taxi, auto fares: Go online, tell Maha govt how much you should be charged till May 15
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Centre approves surge pricing with conditions
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Bringing order to cab aggregators in Bengaluru
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