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Cops 'stick' it to illegal autos near railway stations

As a last resort, traffic police and RTO officials are trying to discipline auto drivers, who create chaos on roads near railway stations, by waving their canes menacingly

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Most Mumbaikars detest the largely rickety auto rickshaws and their hostile drivers, but can’t do without them either. This has led to proliferation of illegal three-wheelers in the city, a majority of them thronging the railway stations in the suburbs -- Borivli, Kandivli, Goregaon, Andheri, Bandra, etc -- honking incessantly and the drivers calling out to people at the top of their lungs to come for a ride.


Taking for a ride: Bandra station is known for unruly drivers plying illegal rickshaws. These vehicles operate under the share-a-rickshaw scheme and generally overcharge commuters. Representation pic

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