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In Mumbai, taxis and autos may soon take the cashless route
Updated On: 10 December, 2016 07:00 AM IST | | Shashank Rao
<p>With a huge drop in business in the month since the demonetisation announcement, Mumbai's taxi and auto rickshaw unions are now approaching e-wallet firms for a tie-up</p>

In Mumbai, taxis and autos may soon take the cashless route
With a huge drop in business in the month since the demonetisation announcement, unions are now approaching e-wallet firms for a tie-up. File pic
It’s been a month since the demonetisation announcement, and auto and taxi drivers are still feeling the pinch. Passengers simply do not have the change for the ride. The respective unions have now approached e-wallet companies for a tie-up to allow passengers the cashless payment option. Black and yellow taxis and auto rickshaws have seen a 15-20 per cent drop in business. In fact, the unions claim that in the first fortnight, there was a drop in business of up to 60 per cent, which is why drivers are looking at the e-wallet option.
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