The Land Transport Authority has introduced a new rule requiring companies to hold new or converted chauffeured private hire ...
The move is to stabilise the supply of vehicles providing ride-hailing services, said LTA. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Gauteng MEC for Roads and Transport gives notice that the first draft of the Strategic Transport Plan (STP) for the ...
Companies registering new or converted chauffeured private-hire cars must hold on to the vehicles for at least three years.
Despite the annulment, construction on the project had already begun. For over a year, government has slept on a proposal ...
The newly sworn-in BJP government in Delhi, led by CM Rekha Gupta, held its first cabinet meeting, addressing major ...
SINGAPORE: From Wednesday (Feb 19), companies will have to keep their private-hire cars (PHCs) meant for ride-hailing ...
From Feb 19, companies will have to keep their private-hire cars (PHCs) meant for ride-hailing services for three years before the cars can be converted out of the scheme or transferred to individuals ...
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‘We were duped’: Uranium shipments begin across Navajo landFourteen days after the Navajo Nation and Energy Fuels, Inc. signed an agreement allowing the transport of uranium ore across ...
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Dubai Loop: High-speed underground transport system to cut travel time, ease trafficA cutting-edge underground transport system designed to enhance urban mobility and reduce traffic in Dubai. Explore the ...
BENGALURU: Namma Metro’s steep fare hike mind last week has sparked off a debate on the cost of public transport in Bengaluru ...
Move will encourage fleets owners to be more cautious in bidding, reduce speculation Read more at The Business Times.
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