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Bombay HC: Asks Cab Aggregators To Apply For Licenses Under New Motor Vehicle Rules By March 16 - (08 Mar 2022)

MOTOR VEHICLES

Bombay High Court In a sign of accountability for all cab aggregators in Maharashtra like Uber India and Ola has ordered them to apply for new licences from the State Government by March 16, 2022, based on rules framed by the Central Government under the Motor Vehicles Act 1988.

Tags : BOMBAY HIGH COURT   UBER   OLA   MOTOR VEHICLES ACT   1988  

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