Uber is shifting its auto rickshaw service to a software-as-a-service model, where riders pay drivers directly in cash or via UPI. Uber no longer accepts digital payments for autos, and riders ...

Now Uber is following suit. Auto-rickshaw drivers on its platform in India need to pay a fee between $0.23 and $0.46 (20-40 Indian rupees) per day, depending on the city they are in, ...

Uber had initiated a pilot version of such a subscription-based plan for auto rickshaw drivers last April. This was in six ...

The case has come to light from Pune's Hadapsar, where a woman and her Uber auto driver were harassed by a local auto rickshaw driver. The video of this incident is going viral on social media.

In another similar incident, an Uber auto driver was harassed by a group of local rickshaw walas near the Ramwadi Metro Station. A Reddit user who shared the video wrote, "I was near Ramwadi Metro ...

Uber's move also follows newer but smaller rivals Rapido and Namma Yatri, who do not charge their three-wheeler rickshaw drivers any commission and instead take a daily or weekly subscription fee.

Video: Bengaluru Uber Driver, Passenger Harassed By Auto-Rickshaw Drivers, Police Reacts The local auto-rickshaw drivers kept insisting he cancel the booking, while another attempted to slap the ...

A video has been shared by Mumbai Traffic Police on their official X handle featuring a simple guide to help in identifying whether the vehicle's meter is faulty or not. Check out the video here.

Uber is moving away from its commission-based model for three-wheeled motorized rickshaw drivers in India in response to increased competition from local rivals Rapido and Namma Yatri. The business ...

Uber's move also follows newer but smaller rivals Rapido and Namma Yatri, who do not charge their three-wheeler rickshaw ...

Ride hailing service provider Uber has brought in a software-as-a-service (SaaS)-based zero commission model for auto drivers in Indi, the company announced in a blog post on Monday, February 17 ...

Uber's move also follows newer but smaller rivals Rapido and Namma Yatri, who do not charge their three-wheeler rickshaw drivers any commission and instead take a daily or weekly subscription fee.