Unions have also raised alarms about the safety and legality of private vehicles used for ride-hailing services.“Private taxis in these services pose a significant risk.
It’s a better deal than what Ola and Uber offer, but if I exceed Rs 10,000, my account gets blocked until I recharge again,” a Delhi cab driver told India Today.
The unions are demanding a complete ban on app-based cab services and the introduction of a government-regulated alternative to ensure fair treatment for drivers.
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