Delhi Autorickshaw Union

Unions representing autorickshaws and taxis called off their strike against fuel price hike on Tuesday, however, they have warned that if the demands of auto/taxi drivers are not met within the next 25 days, they will cut Delhi's food supply chain.

Autorickshaws and taxis plied normally and shops were open in the national capital on Monday, with their unions and associations extending only "in-principle support" to the Bharat Bandh called by farmers but deciding not to join the strike.

Issuing a clarification that autorickshaws and taxis will not go on a strike in Delhi in support of protesting farmers, Delhi Autorickshaw Union and Delhi Pradesh Taxi Union on Tuesday said the drivers can not afford to protest as there is already decline in work opportunity due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Many cabs and autorickshaws in Delhi are being stopped on the roads by transport workers who are on a one-day strike to protest the steep hike in traffic fines. Several schools in Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida are closed today and office-goers faced difficulties in getting public transport. 41 associations and unions of goods and passenger segments incl...

The United Front of Transport Associations (UFTA) has confirmed that the strike will be include all class of commercial vehicles like Trucks, Busses, Cabs, Tempos, Autorickshaws and other Light and Medium Commercial vehicles.

Auto drivers in the national capital have urged the authorities to implement the revised fares at pre-paid booths at railway stations, bus terminals, market places and airports in the city.

Autorickshaw rides in the national capital may become costlier if a three-member committee formed by the Delhi government to review waiting charges of three wheelers agrees to demands of auto unions for a revision.

The autorickshaw and taxi unions on Thursday called off their three-day-long strike after the Delhi government assured them that most of their demands, including bringing a new policy for app-based cab services in the national capital, will be fulfilled.

Thousands of autorickshaws returned to the roads on Thursday amid a continuing strike by some unions, but passengers complained that those still on strike forced them out of the plying autos.

Delhi Autorickshaw Sangh and Delhi Pradesh Taxi Union today withdrew their call for tomorrow's after the city government gave them a written assurance that their demands would be fulfilled.

Taxi and autorickshaw union in Delhi on Friday threatened to go on a two-day strike from March 15 if their demand to rein in the city's app-based cab services is not met.

Angry over launch of special drive against autorickshaw drivers for "harrasing" passengers, an auto union has given a 15-day ultimatum to Delhi government to immediately stop its drive failing which they would go on strike.

Commuters in Delhi may have to face hardship as some autorickshaw unions have decided to go on a strike from today demanding a hike in fares.

Commuters may face difficulty today in Delhi as a number of auto-rickshaw and taxi operators' unions will go on a strike demanding a hike in fares. The unions have not heeded to an assurance by the Delhi government on Monday that a decision on the issue will be taken within 15 days.

Unions representing autorickshaws and taxis called off their strike against fuel price hike on Tuesday, however, they have warned that if the demands of auto/taxi drivers are not met within the next 25 days, they will cut Delhi's food supply chain.

Autorickshaws and taxis plied normally and shops were open in the national capital on Monday, with their unions and associations extending only "in-principle support" to the Bharat Bandh called by farmers but deciding not to join the strike.

Issuing a clarification that autorickshaws and taxis will not go on a strike in Delhi in support of protesting farmers, Delhi Autorickshaw Union and Delhi Pradesh Taxi Union on Tuesday said the drivers can not afford to protest as there is already decline in work opportunity due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Many cabs and autorickshaws in Delhi are being stopped on the roads by transport workers who are on a one-day strike to protest the steep hike in traffic fines. Several schools in Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida are closed today and office-goers faced difficulties in getting public transport. 41 associations and unions of goods and passenger segments incl...

The United Front of Transport Associations (UFTA) has confirmed that the strike will be include all class of commercial vehicles like Trucks, Busses, Cabs, Tempos, Autorickshaws and other Light and Medium Commercial vehicles.

Auto drivers in the national capital have urged the authorities to implement the revised fares at pre-paid booths at railway stations, bus terminals, market places and airports in the city.

Autorickshaw rides in the national capital may become costlier if a three-member committee formed by the Delhi government to review waiting charges of three wheelers agrees to demands of auto unions for a revision.

The autorickshaw and taxi unions on Thursday called off their three-day-long strike after the Delhi government assured them that most of their demands, including bringing a new policy for app-based cab services in the national capital, will be fulfilled.

Thousands of autorickshaws returned to the roads on Thursday amid a continuing strike by some unions, but passengers complained that those still on strike forced them out of the plying autos.

Delhi Autorickshaw Sangh and Delhi Pradesh Taxi Union today withdrew their call for tomorrow's after the city government gave them a written assurance that their demands would be fulfilled.

Taxi and autorickshaw union in Delhi on Friday threatened to go on a two-day strike from March 15 if their demand to rein in the city's app-based cab services is not met.

Angry over launch of special drive against autorickshaw drivers for "harrasing" passengers, an auto union has given a 15-day ultimatum to Delhi government to immediately stop its drive failing which they would go on strike.

Commuters in Delhi may have to face hardship as some autorickshaw unions have decided to go on a strike from today demanding a hike in fares.

Commuters may face difficulty today in Delhi as a number of auto-rickshaw and taxi operators' unions will go on a strike demanding a hike in fares. The unions have not heeded to an assurance by the Delhi government on Monday that a decision on the issue will be taken within 15 days.