Ola, uber Price goes up by 14% Ola..!? New Fee soon..?

Drivers also did things like asking the passenger for more money and not turning on the AC to save fuel. petrol and diesel prices skyrocketed after the state election. petrol is going above 110 rupees and diesel is going beyond 100 rupees. oil companies accept prices as quietly as a needle in a haystack, even if it does not change from time to time. Thus all parties are affected. Taxi drivers, especially under companies like ola and uber, have been hit hard. They regretted that the old tariff system was continuing and thus causing losses. They also did things like asking the passenger for more money and not turning on the AC to save fuel. This led to arguments between the driver and the passenger in several places. To make it look like this, ola and uber drivers in delhi also went on strike.Following the hells of mumbai and Kolkata, it has been reported that there is an opportunity to increase rental car rentals in Chennai, ola and Uber. Fuel prices are said to be around 10 to 14% higher. Accordingly, it is estimated that it may increase from Rs 2 to Rs 10 per kilometer.The head of central operations at uber India and South Asia said the next steps would be taken based on ongoing requests from drivers. We can understand fuel prices as well. Following this, up to 10% rental charge will come into effect in Chennai. He said it will be monitored regularly and necessary steps will be taken.Although no information has been received from ola about this, it seems that the ola mini will be charged between Rs 17 and Rs 20 per kilometer for the Prime. Earlier, mini and prime cars were charged between Rs 15 and Rs 18 per km. This aside, it is said that there is a shortage of drivers in Oba and uber in Chennai. Many drivers are said to have driven taxis to tourist destinations like ooty and kodaikanal and many have left uber and Ola. Thus passengers have to wait a long time.
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Sowmiya Sriram

21/04/2022 11:29 AM