Gandaki Province Introduces Ride-Sharing Regulations, 5 Companies Apply
Summary
Gandaki Province has legalized and begun regulating ride-sharing and self-drive services, with five companies applying for registration in Pokhara under new transport laws. Non-registered operators face fines and strict enforcement starting from mid-July.
Key Points
- Gandaki Province government legalized ride-sharing and self-drive services and has started regulating them.
- Five companies have applied for registration at the Transport Management Office in Kaski, with one already registered.
- Fines will be imposed on unregistered companies and drivers after July 30.
- Registration fees and vehicle limits have been set for two-wheeled and four-wheeled vehicles under provincial regulations.
- A monitoring committee and joint enforcement teams will oversee compliance and safety measures, including mandatory insurance and helmet use.
