Cabs

Estonia's Taxify hopes to win Uber drivers by giving larger share of the fare

Founded 3-1/2 years ago, Taxify has 140 staff worldwide, a third of whom are based in Estonia.

Government is working on an app to keep a check on cab drivers that refuse to provide services

The app also gives the government a way to track the cab drivers who refuse to provide services without any concrete reason.

Uber's SVP leaves the company, Kalanick likely to go on a short leave

Uber board member Arianna Huffington said in March that Kalanick needed to change his leadership style from that of a "scrappy entrepreneur" to be more like a "leader of a major global company." The board has been looking for a chief operating officer to help Kalanick run the company since March.

Uber is testing Autohawk in India, a vehicle monitoring system designed to improve cab efficiency

When ready, Autohawk could provide in-depth information of a cab to Uber and fleet owners.

Ride-sharing a grey area under law; government should consider legalising

While ride-sharing services are not expressly illegal, the specific conditions under the contract carriage permits granted to Ola and Uber render it illegal.

Book Uber directly from the Snapdeal app with the latest update

Snapdeal, one of the largest online e-commerce marketplace in India has launched an in-app integration with Uber.

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Uber confirms testing of a driverless hybrid Ford Fusion

The latest news confirms the fact that Uber is actually testing a self-driving car on the roads

Delhi: 33 diesel-run taxi drivers booked for violating Supreme Court ban

Delhi Police on Tuesday booked 33 diesel-run taxi drivers, most of them working for app-based aggregators, for plying their vehicles in the city.

Delhi: Ban on diesel-run taxis comes into force, authorities launch crackdown against violators

The ban on plying of 27,000 diesel-run taxis in Delhi came into force on Sunday, with the authorities launching a crackdown against violators.