The Government of Karnataka, which published the draft rules for online cab aggregators in state, cites that companies which do not have a technology aggregator taxi service license will not be allowed to operate in the state and that drivers are free to work with other aggregators as per their choice, among other things. Also read: Why Karnataka’s cab aggregator rules are good, bad and ambiguous MediaNama, which got an exclusive copy of the rules (find the entire document in images below) lists the other rules that online cab aggregators will need to follow if the draft, titled ‘Karnataka On Demand Transportation Technology Aggregators Rules, 2016’ comes into effect 30 days from date of issue (9 Feb 2016). Although multiple publications carried the news (also stating that the document was in the public domain), the document was not accessible online. MediaNama…
