About 8,000 Ola, Uber drivers go on strike in Mumbai against low incentives
The drivers are also opposing state government's new rules under the
Maharashtra Motor Vehicle Rules 2017,for regulating app based taxis and
controllng surge pricing.
BusinessToday.In- Updated Mar 10, 2017 1:09 PM IST
Ola and Uber drivers have called a strike today in India's financial capital Mumbai protesting fewer incentives and stiff performance targets.
The drivers are also opposing state government's new rules under the Maharashtra Motor Vehicle Rules 2017,for regulating app based taxis and controlling surge pricing.
Almost 8,000 drivers are expected to participate in the strike.
The drivers have threatened to hold an indefinite strike from March 21 if their demands are not fulfilled.
Published on: Mar 10, 2017 11:00 AM IST