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Cops 'stick' it to illegal autos near railway stations
Updated On: 03 July, 2013 01:20 AM IST | | Shashank Rao
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
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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