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Maha govt appointed panel seeks suggestions from public over rules for aggregator cabs

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: April 29, 2023 11:57 AM

Suggestions have been sought from the public for the framing of rules and regulations for app-based taxis in Maharashtra, ...

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Suggestions have been sought from the public for the framing of rules and regulations for app-based taxis in Maharashtra, a senior transport commissionerate official said.

The state government has appointed a committee under the chairmanship of retired additional chief secretary Sudhir Kumar Shrivastava to draft the Maharashtra Motor Vehicle Aggregator Rules, he said.

The suggestions can include any particular regulation that citizens feel will enhance the working of the sector or a feature in the aggregator firm’s mobile app or even inside the cabs, the official informed.

Maharashtra government is in the process of preparing regulations for the operation of cab aggregators taking into consideration the guidelines issued by the Centre for firms like Ola, Uber etc. Citizens can refer to the guidelines available on the website of the Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, the senior official.

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