The Karnataka bandh call given by pro-Kannada organisations on Thursday is likely to hit transport services in the state, especially in Ben...

Uber says fare curbs will cause significant drop in quality of service.

Between 50-80% of cabs in the two cities remained off roads on Monday.

In a closed-door meeting on Tuesday, Kumaraswamy asked B Basavaraj, principal secretary, Transport Department, to constitute a committee co...

Naik, president of Maharashtra Navnirman Vahatuk Sena, a driver union in Mumbai, close to 60,000 cabs will go off the roads in Mumbai alone.

The Sarvodaya Driver Association of Delhi and the Rajdhani Tourist Drivers Union claimed that more than 1 lakh drivers would go on strike o...

Kumaraswamy said he would make an initial investment of Rs 2-3 crore, which could go up to Rs 50 crore in the next two years.

The drivers began their fast at Freedom Park here after they met Kumaraswamy.Hundreds of protesters thronged the area.

Drivers' union representatives revealed that former CM Kumaraswamy would join the protest, and has even extended to support the drivers' da...

While a section of drivers protested peacefully — by offering flowers to other drivers who were working — a 50-strong group attacked Uber’s...

Around 50,000 drivers across Bengaluru, up to 25,000 drivers in Hyderabad, and approximately 5,000 drivers in Chennai have planned to annou...

From as high as Rs 70,000 to Rs 1 lakh per month, incomes of cab drivers associated with cab aggregators have dropped to Rs 40,000-50,000 a...

Drivers, whose cabs have been impounded, gathered near Traffic and Transit Management Centre in Shanti Nagar to protest the seizure of thei...

Prasanna, a driver working for Uber, said the impounding of cars has affected many livelihoods but taxi aggregators say there is no problem...

Taxi hailing app Uber will disable the surge pricing option on its cab network in Mumbai for a 24-hour period on June 17.

The city police tweeted that BMTC and KSRTC buses would be functional and requested the public to go about their lives as usual.