Uber Accepts Cab Rate Cap Fixed by Delhi Government

Uber to accept the rates set by the Delhi government to avoid further tussles with CM Arvind Kejriwal.
Akriti Paracer
India
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Most of the cabs belong to Uber, according to an official. (Photo: Reuters)
Most of the cabs belong to Uber, according to an official. (Photo: Reuters)
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After receiving complaints about surge-pricing from people during the odd-even scheme in April, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal issued them a warning to adopt government-approved rates for their cabs. On Thursday, the US-based cab aggregator accepted the terms put forth by the Delhi government.

According to prescribed rates, fares for all types of taxi services are:

  • Rs 12.50 per km for Economy Radio Taxis.
  • Rs.14 per km and Rs 16 per km for non-AC and AC Black & Yellow top taxis.
  • Rs 23 for Radio Taxis (with an LCD board on top saying so)
  • Night charges (25% of fare) apply between 11 PM and 5 AM.

(With inputs from PTI.)

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Published: 19 May 2016,09:14 PM IST

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