This entry was posted in Twitter on October 30, 2016 by twilight . @Uber_India and BTW surge pricing has been banned by the govt.. On what basis are higher rates being charged?
Reply ↓ chinyar October 30, 2016 at 06:40 RT @twilightfairy: . @Uber_India and BTW surge pricing has been banned by the govt.. On what basis are higher rates being charged?
Reply ↓ b50 October 30, 2016 at 06:42 @twilightfairy no surge pricing at all in Mumbai but the app shows when fares are higher than usual. Works for me. @Uber_India
Reply ↓ TheRainPoet October 30, 2016 at 06:44 @twilightfairy So apparently, surge pricing is allowed as long as it doesn’t cross the upper cap set by govt for radio taxis. @Uber_India
Reply ↓ eternalentity1 October 30, 2016 at 06:52 RT @twilightfairy: . @Uber_India and BTW surge pricing has been banned by the govt.. On what basis are higher rates being charged?
RT @twilightfairy: . @Uber_India and BTW surge pricing has been banned by the govt.. On what basis are higher rates being charged?
@twilightfairy no surge pricing at all in Mumbai but the app shows when fares are higher than usual. Works for me. @Uber_India
@twilightfairy So apparently, surge pricing is allowed as long as it doesn’t cross the upper cap set by govt for radio taxis. @Uber_India
RT @twilightfairy: . @Uber_India and BTW surge pricing has been banned by the govt.. On what basis are higher rates being charged?