Ride-Hailing riders demand uniform fare as price gaps trigger tensions
Summary
Riders of different ride-hailing services in Kathmandu Valley demand uniform fare increases amid rising fuel prices, citing fare disparities that create conflicts with customers. They seek standardized pricing and better labor protections.
Key Points
- Riders across ride-hailing companies in Kathmandu Valley demand uniform fare increases due to disparities causing customer tensions.
- Fuel price surges have led companies to independently raise fares, resulting in significant fare mismatches across platforms.
- Pro-Riders Group demands a standardized Rs27 per kilometre fare increase, health security, and regulation of ride-sharing companies.
- Ride-hailing firms use dynamic pricing models and provide varied insurance and incentives while acknowledging the pressures of rising fuel costs.
