Pathao Backs Fair Rider Earnings, Calls for Common Fare Rules
Summary
Pathao Nepal says it supports riders’ demand for fair and sustainable earnings and is ready to revise fares if the government sets common industry rules. The company has replaced its commission with a fixed Rs 12 platform fee and urged minimum and maximum fare limits for ride-sharing platforms.
Key Points
- Pathao Nepal backed riders’ concerns over fare rates and per-kilometre earnings.
- The company said it replaced a commission of up to 20 percent on bike rides with a fixed Rs 12 platform fee included in the customer fare.
- Pathao called on the government to set clear minimum and maximum fare limits and common standards for fares, insurance, safety and grievance handling.
- It said it would adjust its fare structure if a common system is agreed by the government, riders and all ride-sharing platforms.