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The transport department in Bengaluru has banned carpooling services offered through mobile apps like Quick Ride, following complaints from taxi drivers. Offenders could have their registration certificates suspended for up to six months and be fined between INR 5,000 to INR 10,000. Carpooling apps are accused of violating regulations by aggregating private cars that are not authorized for commercial use. While carpooling is seen as an effective solution for reducing congestion, the government h...

News News: After receiving complaints from taxi drivers, the Transport Department of Bengaluru has now decided to take action against carpooling using mobile app

Carpooling helps you cut fuel costs, unwanted spending on cabs and avoid hassles of unreliable public transport.

Quick Ride, an app that allows commuters to carpool, says it is not illegal. Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) M N Anucheth said if anyone has issues with carpooling, they should submit a representation to the transport department

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners Tuesday approved a $17 billion transit development plan in preparation for a recent spike in population and economic growth.

Sens announcement for PROSUS N.V. – Executive Leadership and Board Change - Sens

Distribution of annual report 2023

Please note: Group results are shown on a consolidated basis from continuing operations excluding OLX Autos unless stated otherwise. These numbers differ from IFRS disclosures where certain OLX Autos business units are still included in continuing operations as their exit has yet to be finalised. All growth percentages shown here are in local currency terms, adjusted for acquisitions and disposals unless otherwise stated.

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Investegate announcements from Prosus NV, Transaction in Own Shares