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    Bengaluru transport officials go on snap drive, seize ‘unauthorised’ bike taxis

    Bengaluru authorities seized unauthorized, app-based bike taxis after auto drivers' protests, leading to tension. The Bike Taxi Welfare Association, citing High Court orders, opposed and sought police protection against harassment.

    Rapido’s two-wheeler contract carriage permit request rejected by Karnataka transport minister

    Bengaluru-based bike taxi and auto aggregator Rapido urged the state to adopt a comprehensive approach in line with the provisions of the Motor Vehicle Act and the recent advisory from the Road Transport and Highways ministry on granting contract carriage permit to two-wheelers.

    No more e-bike taxis in Bengaluru as Karnataka withdraws policy citing its misuse

    Karnataka, officials said, was the first state to have put out an exclusive policy to promote electric bike taxis, but the government did not find the response from platforms encouraging enough.

    Karnataka may end bike taxi services in Bengaluru on poor response from aggregators

    Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah is learnt to have verbally agreed to a proposal from the transport department to withdraw the Karnataka Electric Bike Taxi Scheme. Karnataka, officials added, is the first state to have put out an exclusive policy to promote electric bike taxis, but the government has not found the response from platforms encouraging enough.

    Truckers in Karnataka slam the brakes: Indefinite strike against new hit-and-run law to begin today

    Karnataka truck drivers have initiated an indefinite strike opposing the newly introduced hit-and-run law under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. President of the Federation of Karnataka Lorry Owners' Association, C Naveen Reddy, criticizes the government's unilateral decision and lack of consultation. The nationwide impact includes long queues at fuel stations, panic-buying, and disruptions in wholesale vegetable markets. Despite assurances from the government to AIMTC, Karnataka truckers persist, raising concerns about potential logistic and fuel availability disruptions. This strike follows a broader three-day nationwide protest against the controversial law earlier this month.

    Assam: Transporters' unions decide to call off strike after govt assurance

    In some places, including Guwahati and Dibrugarh, strike supporters were seen preventing vehicles, including private cars, from plying the roads. Office-goers had a difficult time reaching their workplaces as buses, taxis and app-based cabs were off the roads, abiding by the strike call.

    The Economic Times
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