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As more lockdown restrictions have been announced to counter the spread of Covid-19, auto drivers have requested the government to allow at least three passengers for auto rickshaw rides.
Auto drivers JAC call for bandh on March 15 By SM Bilal| Published: 28th February 2021 10:29 pm IST Hyderabad: Telangana Auto Drivers Joint Action Committee has given one day “Auto bandh” call on March, 15 demanding corruption – free RTA offices and demanding the Government to formulate necessary guidelines to stop private Auto financiers “zulum and harassment” among other things. The JAC is demanding immediate transfer of Hyderabad East Zone and West Zone corrupt RTO’s Subash Reddy and C.P. Venkateshwar Rao respectively without further delay. Mohd Amanullah Khan convenor whil...
Fuel price hike: Maharashtra auto drivers forced to work extra hours India Published: Thursday, February 11, 2021, 12:08 [IST] Aurangabad, Feb 11: The rising prices of petrol is eating into the earnings of auto-rickshaw drivers and disturbing their household budgets, forcing them to work extra hours to earn additional income here in Maharashtra. Some of the auto-rickshaw drivers say they earlier used to work from 10 am to 7 pm in a day, but are now starting early in the morning and ferrying passengers till late night to earn some profit and support their families. Retail petrol rates have ris...
New Delhi [India], January 14 (ANI): Amid the ongoing farmers' protest against the central laws, autorickshaw drivers are facing hardships due to the agitation as they are not allowed to cross the Singhu border to drop passengers ahead of the protest site.
Residents also complained about reckless driving of autos and buses NOIDA: City residents will act as traffic marshals to help police manage movement of vehicles at busy intersections. The decision was taken at a meeting of the District Development Residents Welfare Association (DDRWA) on Sunday. The meeting was attended by DCP (traffic) Ganesh Prasad Shah along with ACP Rajneesh Verma, the SHO of Sector 2, Prabhat Kumar Dixit, and other traffic officers. Residents raised the issue of haphazard driving by bus, taxi and auto drivers in many parts of the city. They also apprised the traffic ...