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Commuters raise concern over non-Karnataka bikes operating as taxis amid regulatory vacuum

Commuters raise concern over non-Karnataka bikes operating as taxis amid regulatory vacuum
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Commuters in Bengaluru are raising concerns over the operation of non-Karnataka registered bike taxis, citing safety and legal accountability issues. The lack of clear state regulations for bike-taxi services has created a vacuum that complicates insurance and legal disputes.

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The rise of the gig economy in transport requires clear regulatory frameworks to balance innovation with commuter safety and legal compliance.

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As the Karnataka Transport Department is yet to frame separate guidelines for bike-taxi operations, commuters in Bengaluru have expressed growing concern over the increasing number of non-Karnataka registered two-wheelers operating through ride-hailing applications.

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The article presents the concerns of commuters and the regulatory challenges faced by the government in a balanced manner.

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