Bangalore11mo
Has uber/ola/rapido increased prices ?
I travel regularly, and today prices are 20 rupees higher for 8 kms on all the apps: Uber, Ola, Namma Yatri, and Rapido.
PeppyPretzel
‘App-based rides 30-60% costlier lately’, say Bengalureans
Uber and Rapido didn’t respond to Metrolife. Ola refused to comment. Tanveer Pasha, president of Ola Uber Driver’s and Owner’s Association, said ride aggregators aren’t following the ‘one city, one fare’ structure.
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PrancingBagel
Stealth3mo
Still, we don't have to deal with Auto drivers attitude and their random pricing.
Ola, Uber, Rapido to the win!
P.s. this is coming from a person who is born and brought in Bengaluru.
PeppyPretzel
Accenture3mo
Namma Yatri, is a win win for both Driver and Passenger
FloatingWalrus
Accenture3mo
Yes auto are fine. But i have observed the cabs booked on namma yatri are very poor in cleanliness and looks like very old vehicles which might not allowed by Uber and Ola.
And the cab fare between namma yatri and other ones during non peak periods are 10 or 20 rupees which makes you feel to book Ola or Uber for their decent condition of vehicles.
CosmicQuokka
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GigglyBanana
Globallogic3mo
15-20L car main invest karne se to achha hain.
JumpyPickle
Cisco3mo
Small second hand car is cheaper
WigglyBanana
Stealth3mo
Uber has been the worst My daily auto ride to office (very close) used to be 40 bucks earlier. Now it's 70.
I stopped Uber, only Namma Yatri and Rapido now
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Ola didn't disrupt , it destroyed
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