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CARPOOLING POLICY BENGALURU
Bengaluru traffic rules may get stricter: Govt mulls Rs 5,000 fine for one-way driving and other offences, licence suspension through penalty-point system and a carpooling ruleBengaluru traffic news: Karnataka government is considering raising fines for traffic violations to tackle habitual offenders effectively. ...- Iran war energy shock drives India's interest in ethanol and other biofuelsIndia and Southeast Asian nations are boosting biofuel use amid global fuel disruptions. This move aims to reduce reliance on imported oil ...
- Indian firms like L&T, ITC step up green goals with bigger renewable, recycling, and net-zero commitmentsIndian companies like L&T, ITC, NetApp, Titan and Genpact are boosting renewable energy use, recycling, EV adoption and water conservation ...
- Karnataka government to issue edict on carpooling apps in 10 daysKarnataka government will make a decision on the legality of carpooling apps within 10 days. A minister denied reports that carpoolers woul...
- Carpooling in Karnataka: No fines, but ride-sharing apps may need licenceBengaluru has an estimated two million people employed in the technology, startup and BPO sectors for thousands of whom carpooling is a pre...
- Carpooling banned in Bengaluru, penalty up to Rs 10,000. Know moreThe transport department in Bengaluru has banned carpooling services offered through mobile apps like Quick Ride, following complaints from...
- Number of cabs in Bengaluru doubles in 3.5 years to 1.66 lakhThe Transport Department had registered 80,204 cabs in the city by March 2015. They comprised 45,425 motor cabs (four-wheelers with up to s...
- How car ownership is changing rapidly and irreversibly in IndiaThe tectonic shifts reshaping the global auto industry globally are beginning to be felt in India.
- Why it is difficult to come up with a viable public transport model for all citiesA strong public transportation system can decongest urban roads. But a viable and sustainable model that will work in all cities remains el...
- Powering Bengaluru's mobility through the next decadeMobility directly impacts the quality of life of citizens and economic productivity of a city. Daily commute is one among the many challeng...
- Crowdsourced innovation for government projects and services is easier said than doneThe digital dream has never showed more promise in India—the chance for a few developers to build a platform that can digitise government s...
- Cab aggregators told to end carpooling in three daysAggregators may move state and Centre seeking changes to Motor Vehicle Act to provide for shared services.
- Uber wants Indian govt to allow personal cars on its platformThe option is currently prohibited under the Motor Vehicles Act however Uber is holding talks with government to overturn the restriction.
- Bengaluru pollution: Experts' view on clearing the airBengalureans breathe the air that has 3-12 times more pollutants than what is considered safe. Team ET consults experts to clear the air on...
- What India can learn about dealing with Uber from these 5 countriesUber, the global cheerleader of the ride-sharing industry, is reportedly fighting over 170 legal cases, from the US to Canada, Germany to t...
- With new services, Uber and Ola target value-conscious consumers"We want to make transportation available for everyone and cabs may not always be the most affordable option for all segments," said Amit J...
- Odd-even rule: Uber, Ola and Meru cabs take advantage of the business opportunityTaxi companies and aggregators such as Uber, Ola and Meru Cabs are working out how best to take advantage of the resulting business opportu...
- Parking emerges a sought-after perk for busy executives in space-constrained Indian citiesFirms say job seekers are listing car parking as one of their demands. In fact 68% of cos look to lease office space with parking as criter...
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