Chandigarh has suspended the aggregator licences of Uber and Rapido for six months over repeated violations of the Chandigarh Motor Vehicles Aggregators Rules, 2025. Earlier, Ola and inDrive were also hit with six-month suspensions—meaning all four major ride-hailing apps are now off the roads.
In this short, we break down the violations cited insurance gaps, fare breaches, non-commercial vehicles, training gaps, Uber flagged for overcharging, and what this means for daily commuters and drivers in the Tricity. With only Bharat Taxi remaining as a sizeable alternative, expect fewer options and longer wait times.
Tell us how has this ban affected your daily commute in Chandigarh? Comment below.
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