Bengaluru: The State Transport Department examines the Office of Application-Based Aggregator, Ola and Uber, in the city after they reportedly failed to provide their quarterly reports.
Inspections were carried out at the Ola office in Koramangala and at the Uber office in Murugeshpalya starting Friday by a special team from the department.
While both companies have not made an official statement about inspection, officials of the Department of Transportation stated that they visited places after complaints relating to non-compliance with the Rules of the Carnataka transportation technology aggregator, 2016.
Whether they and Uber accept licenses from the department to operate a taxi in the city in 2016 Until 2021 and this year will be proud.
N Shivakumar, Transportation Commissioner, told Stoi: “The two aggregators should submit a quarterly report with details about the number of vehicles and drivers attached to their fleet.
In fact, we have issued a notification to these two aggregators to comply with the rules.
Our officials do raids for Verify their documents “.
He added they had acted based on complaints from the driver about low income.
“We also want to examine the records collected from passengers and also disbursed wages to the driver.
They have not provided any documents.
In fact, the address of these companies submitted during the time of obtaining a license has also changed without intimacy,” he said and Add: “We will immediately issue a notification of performances to both companies.
We will suspend their license if they do not obey the rules,” he said.
Toi reaches Ola and Uber but does not receive a response until the story of this story.