The top court asked the Centre to take appropriate steps to regulate app-based taxi services
New Delhi:
The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to take appropriate steps to regulate app-based taxi services like Ola and Uber in the country.
A bench headed by Justice SA Bobde was hearing a matter related to safety and security of women.
The bench also comprising justices R Subhash Reddy and BR Gavai asked the petitioner to give a representation to the Centre on the issue of regulation of cab aggregators.
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When the counsel appearing for the Centre said that it will require amendment in law, the court said, "you have to do it".
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