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Passenger safety concerns rise over irregularities in Mumbai's app-based cab aggregators

Several Mumbai passengers claim that the driver and vehicle details shown on ride-hailing apps often do not match those on the ground. Commuters say such discrepancies pose safety risks and demand stricter monitoring of aggregator services

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The car that arrived after Nandini Keluskar booked a cab from Shivaji Park, Dadar, to Sion railway station

The car that arrived after Nandini Keluskar booked a cab from Shivaji Park, Dadar, to Sion railway station

Despite having one of the most extensive public transport networks in the country, Mumbai’s daily commute has been increasingly dependent on app-based cab aggregators and bike taxis. However, several commuters have claimed that lax monitoring of such services is raising concerns about passenger safety and accountability. Many regular users of ride-hailing platforms say discrepancies between driver details on the app and those on the ground have become common and such irregularities are being ignored.

Nandini Keluskar
Booked cab from Shivaji Park, Dadar, to Sion railway station

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