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Why Indians Are Choosing Chauffeur-Driven Travel Over Driving Themselves
Tired of Google Maps tantrums and highway honking? Indians are ditching the wheel and booking chauffeurs for safer, smoother intercity rides.
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Avis Offering Discounted Cab Rides To Air India Flyers
Air India partners with AVIS India to offer premium, discounted chauffeur-driven car services across 17 Indian cities.
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"Spa, Gym, Chauffeur And More": Bengaluru Employee Shares 5 "Underrated Perks" Of Working At Google
A Bengaluru-based Google employee shared a list of "underrated perks" the tech giant offers its employees.
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Eco Rent A Car partners With Europcar In Global Foray
Similarly, Europcar customers will have access to ECOs premium through Europcars website and will be able to either rent a car, or book a chauffeur driven service in India.
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China's Baidu Teams Up With Shouqi On Driverless Cars
Baidu will provide Shouqi with its Baidu Map service, while Shouqi will help Baidu develop high-precision maps for self-driving cars.
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Nissan Connect App Launched In India
The Nissan Connect app comes with a host of over 50 features including a speed limiter alert, chauffeur tracker, curfew alert and even a driving score card to rate your driving practices.
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Protesting Chauffeurs Disrupt Access To Paris Airport
Protesting chauffeurs are disrupting access to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, amid tensions between traditional taxis and app-based car services as the government loosens regulations in the evolving sector.
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Self-Driving Car Technology Poses High Hacking Risk: Study
Stefan Savage, computer science professor at the University of California-San Diago, pointed out security flaws to car companies which are into driverless car technology.
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France to Ban Uber's Low-Cost Service in 2015
A new law tightening regulations for chauffeured rides will effectively ban the UberPop service as of January 1, said Pierre-Henry Brandet, spokesman for France's Interior Ministry.
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Europe's Taxi Drivers Protest Uber, Unlicensed Car Services
Taxi drivers in London, Paris and other European capitals plan to bring chaos to the streets on Wednesday in protest against unlicensed mobile car-hailing services such as Uber which have shaken up the industry.
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Chinese chauffeurs and their 'invisible income'
Chauffeurs of top Chinese government officials are becoming involved in illegal transactions as one of them says "many people would come to me with gifts or bribes in a bid to network with my boss", a media report said.
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Why Indians Are Choosing Chauffeur-Driven Travel Over Driving Themselves
Tired of Google Maps tantrums and highway honking? Indians are ditching the wheel and booking chauffeurs for safer, smoother intercity rides.
-
Avis Offering Discounted Cab Rides To Air India Flyers
Air India partners with AVIS India to offer premium, discounted chauffeur-driven car services across 17 Indian cities.
-
"Spa, Gym, Chauffeur And More": Bengaluru Employee Shares 5 "Underrated Perks" Of Working At Google
A Bengaluru-based Google employee shared a list of "underrated perks" the tech giant offers its employees.
-
Eco Rent A Car partners With Europcar In Global Foray
Similarly, Europcar customers will have access to ECOs premium through Europcars website and will be able to either rent a car, or book a chauffeur driven service in India.
-
China's Baidu Teams Up With Shouqi On Driverless Cars
Baidu will provide Shouqi with its Baidu Map service, while Shouqi will help Baidu develop high-precision maps for self-driving cars.
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Nissan Connect App Launched In India
The Nissan Connect app comes with a host of over 50 features including a speed limiter alert, chauffeur tracker, curfew alert and even a driving score card to rate your driving practices.
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Protesting Chauffeurs Disrupt Access To Paris Airport
Protesting chauffeurs are disrupting access to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, amid tensions between traditional taxis and app-based car services as the government loosens regulations in the evolving sector.
-
Self-Driving Car Technology Poses High Hacking Risk: Study
Stefan Savage, computer science professor at the University of California-San Diago, pointed out security flaws to car companies which are into driverless car technology.
-
France to Ban Uber's Low-Cost Service in 2015
A new law tightening regulations for chauffeured rides will effectively ban the UberPop service as of January 1, said Pierre-Henry Brandet, spokesman for France's Interior Ministry.
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Europe's Taxi Drivers Protest Uber, Unlicensed Car Services
Taxi drivers in London, Paris and other European capitals plan to bring chaos to the streets on Wednesday in protest against unlicensed mobile car-hailing services such as Uber which have shaken up the industry.
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Chinese chauffeurs and their 'invisible income'
Chauffeurs of top Chinese government officials are becoming involved in illegal transactions as one of them says "many people would come to me with gifts or bribes in a bid to network with my boss", a media report said.
