Uber, India and rickshaw
Uber to charge zero commission from Indian auto-rickshaw drivers: What does it mean for users and fare prices?
Uber Commission Policy Change: Auto-rickshaw drivers in India will now take home 100 per cent of fares earned through Uber as the ride-hailing platform has ditched commissions in favour of a subscription model.
Ride-hailing platform Uber has moved to a zero-commission model for its autorickshaw drivers in India and will instead charge ...
Uber Auto has officially transitioned to a cash-only model for commuters in India. The move is seen as a response to the ...
A Kerala woman was shocked when a cab driver texted her asking her something she felt uncomfortably sharing with him. A man ...
Uber Riders will now see a notification stating, “Auto is now cash-only,” indicating that digital transactions through the ...
Uber India has updated its service model for auto rickshaws in the country by moving to a subscription-based model.
The new policy is similar to its local rivals in the country and comes amid a growing competition from smaller players ...
For ridehailing company Uber Technologies (UBER), staying ahead of the game involves some creative thinking. And some recent ...
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