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E-Rickshaws Banned On 11 Routes in Lucknow Citing Pollution, Traffic Issues: Report
City residents have reportedly filed numerous complaints against e-rickshaws over improper parking and causing traffic jams on routes.
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No Vehicles, Chandni Chowk May Soon Allow Only Pedestrians, Rickshaws
Chandni Chowk would soon become the first locality in the national capital where only pedestrians, cycle rickshaws and e-rickshaws will be allowed between 9 am and 9 pm every day, according to an official.
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13,000 E-Rickshaws Impounded Till August: Delhi Government to High Court
The Delhi government on Thursday told the High Court in Delhi that it has impounded above 13,000 e-rickshaws till August for running on city roads despite a ban.
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President Gives Nod to E-Rickshaws
An ordinance to amend the Motor Vehicles Act today got the President's assent, paving the way for plying of e-rickshaws on roads of national capital region.
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BJP to Approach Nitin Gadkari to Lift Ban on e-Rickshaws
Delhi BJP will soon approach Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari to lift the ban on e-rickshaws, fearing that the Lt Governor's decision may prompt lakhs of e-rickshaw drivers to vote against the party in the upcoming Delhi election.
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Government Bans Plying of E-Rickshaws on 236 Roads in Delhi
Regularising the movement of e-rickshaws in the national capital, Delhi government today banned their plying and parking on 236 thoroughfares.
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Government Paves Way for Return of E-Rickshaws
The government today approved relaxation in norms for e-rickshaw drivers, paving the way for the battery-operated vehicles to ply on national capital roads, which were banned by the Delhi High Court on safety concerns.
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Over 6,600 E-Rickshaws Impounded in Delhi For Plying Despite Ban
The traffic police has informed the Delhi High Court that it had impounded over 6,600 e-rickshaws that have been plying despite the court's ban.
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Government Allows E-Rickshaws to Ply on Delhi Roads
E-rickshaws can now officially ply on city roads as the government today recognised them as special category three-wheeled vehicles with a maximum speed of 25 kilometers per hour. The Delhi High Court had put a ban on plying of e-rickshaws due to safety issues.
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Delhi: E-Rickshaws to Carry Four Passengers At a Time, Say Draft Rules
A mandatory driving licence and a maximum speed limit of 25 km per hour are among the conditions that the central government will impose for allowing plying of e-rickshaws, which had been banned by the Delhi High Court for want of regulations.
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Delhi: E-Rickshaws Are Illegal, Ban to Continue, Says High Court
The Delhi High Court today said plying of e-rickshaws in the national capital is illegal as per existing law and the ban on their operation will continue till Central government frames rules to regulate them.
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Delhi: E-Rickshaw Drivers Hold Protest March in Rohini
Scores of e-rickshaw drivers on Monday held a march in the Rohini area of outer Delhi demanding that the ban be lifted on them from plying their vehicles in the national capital.
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Delhi: E-Rickshaw Ban to Continue Till August 14
The ban on plying of e-rickshaws in the capital will continue till August 14th as the Delhi High Court on Monday refused to vacate the stay.
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Delhi: E-Rickshaw Drivers Protest High Court Ban
Some e-rickshaw drivers today staged a protest against the Delhi High Court's ban on plying battery-operated rickshaws in the capital until the government comes up with guidelines to regulate them.
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Despite Court Ban, E-Rickshaws Continue to Ply on Delhi's Rajpath
A day after a three-year-old boy fell into boiling sugar syrup and died after being hit by a speeding e-rickshaw, the Delhi High Court has ordered the vehicles off the road, "as off now".
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E-Rickshaws Banned On 11 Routes in Lucknow Citing Pollution, Traffic Issues: Report
City residents have reportedly filed numerous complaints against e-rickshaws over improper parking and causing traffic jams on routes.
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No Vehicles, Chandni Chowk May Soon Allow Only Pedestrians, Rickshaws
Chandni Chowk would soon become the first locality in the national capital where only pedestrians, cycle rickshaws and e-rickshaws will be allowed between 9 am and 9 pm every day, according to an official.
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13,000 E-Rickshaws Impounded Till August: Delhi Government to High Court
The Delhi government on Thursday told the High Court in Delhi that it has impounded above 13,000 e-rickshaws till August for running on city roads despite a ban.
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President Gives Nod to E-Rickshaws
An ordinance to amend the Motor Vehicles Act today got the President's assent, paving the way for plying of e-rickshaws on roads of national capital region.
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BJP to Approach Nitin Gadkari to Lift Ban on e-Rickshaws
Delhi BJP will soon approach Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari to lift the ban on e-rickshaws, fearing that the Lt Governor's decision may prompt lakhs of e-rickshaw drivers to vote against the party in the upcoming Delhi election.
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Government Bans Plying of E-Rickshaws on 236 Roads in Delhi
Regularising the movement of e-rickshaws in the national capital, Delhi government today banned their plying and parking on 236 thoroughfares.
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Government Paves Way for Return of E-Rickshaws
The government today approved relaxation in norms for e-rickshaw drivers, paving the way for the battery-operated vehicles to ply on national capital roads, which were banned by the Delhi High Court on safety concerns.
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Over 6,600 E-Rickshaws Impounded in Delhi For Plying Despite Ban
The traffic police has informed the Delhi High Court that it had impounded over 6,600 e-rickshaws that have been plying despite the court's ban.
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Government Allows E-Rickshaws to Ply on Delhi Roads
E-rickshaws can now officially ply on city roads as the government today recognised them as special category three-wheeled vehicles with a maximum speed of 25 kilometers per hour. The Delhi High Court had put a ban on plying of e-rickshaws due to safety issues.
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Delhi: E-Rickshaws to Carry Four Passengers At a Time, Say Draft Rules
A mandatory driving licence and a maximum speed limit of 25 km per hour are among the conditions that the central government will impose for allowing plying of e-rickshaws, which had been banned by the Delhi High Court for want of regulations.
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Delhi: E-Rickshaws Are Illegal, Ban to Continue, Says High Court
The Delhi High Court today said plying of e-rickshaws in the national capital is illegal as per existing law and the ban on their operation will continue till Central government frames rules to regulate them.
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Delhi: E-Rickshaw Drivers Hold Protest March in Rohini
Scores of e-rickshaw drivers on Monday held a march in the Rohini area of outer Delhi demanding that the ban be lifted on them from plying their vehicles in the national capital.
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Delhi: E-Rickshaw Ban to Continue Till August 14
The ban on plying of e-rickshaws in the capital will continue till August 14th as the Delhi High Court on Monday refused to vacate the stay.
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Delhi: E-Rickshaw Drivers Protest High Court Ban
Some e-rickshaw drivers today staged a protest against the Delhi High Court's ban on plying battery-operated rickshaws in the capital until the government comes up with guidelines to regulate them.
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Despite Court Ban, E-Rickshaws Continue to Ply on Delhi's Rajpath
A day after a three-year-old boy fell into boiling sugar syrup and died after being hit by a speeding e-rickshaw, the Delhi High Court has ordered the vehicles off the road, "as off now".
