Following a series of mishaps, the Delhi HC had banned the plying of e-rickshaws on July 31. The political parties were eager to find a mid...

The traffic police submitted that it had till November 25 impounded a total of 6,602 e-rickshaws for plying on the city roads in violation ...

As most of e-rickshaws & e-carts drivers don't have any licence, existing provisions debar them from operating e-rickshaw or e-cart for nex...

Party has also urged Lt Governor Najeeb Jung and Delhi Police commissioner B S Bassi to provide relief to the battery-operated drivers and ...

The new rules provide that e-rickshaw will be allowed to carry four passengers and 40 kg luggage while e-carts would transport goods up to ...

Government said e-rickshaws is constructed to carry not more than four passengers, excluding the driver, and not more than forty kg luggage...

Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal threatened to undertake an agitation if a decision on the banned e-rickshaws was not taken in the nex...

A final notification will be issued after ten days to allow e-rickshaws which have been banned from plying on the roads.

Daring the BJP to form government in Delhi, AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal said that his party will fiercely oppose any such move by the saffron...

Taking note of a Delhi traffic police report containing guidelines, the bench wondered why the Centre is keen to work out separate norms in...

Raising the issue, Vijay Goyal (BJP) said the fate of about 10 lakh e-rickshaw owners hanged in balance as they were faced with the problem...

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said that besides draft guidelines, it has also formed panels to recommend draft rules.

The high court on July 31 had ordered a ban on plying of e-rickshaws in the national capital, saying they are illegally running on Delhi ro...

"We are also not happy but we should not allow chaos in the capital of the country, which should be a role model city for all of us."

The Delhi High Court is due to hear tomorrow a plea seeking review of its order to ban e-rickshaws on the roads of the national capital.

A party spokesperson said that e-rickshaws are environment-friendly vehicles and are a good way of replacing traditional cycle rickshaw.

The Delhi High Court today directed the city government to stop e-rickshaws from plying on the roads of the national capital "as of now".