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Radio Cabs in Delhi - A Confluence of Government, Market and the PublicNeelam Kumariaffiliation not provided to SSRN July 19, 2012 Centre for Civil Society, Researching Reality Summer Internship Working Paper, July 2012 Abstract: Radio Cabs cater to the major chunk of the commuters of Delhi from/to airport, railway stations etc. Addressing the concern of safety and hassled fares, radio cabs entered the Delhi transportation sector half a decade ago. Even though the charges are higher unlike those of local taxis and public transport the service delivered by radio cabs is highly reliable. My study examined the Radio cabs market in Delhi through various interviews with people associated with radio cabs. Interviews were conducted with the tourist taxi services also who see the radio cabs to be their contenders. These interviews widened my knowledge scope about the cabs market. Also, I got a clear picture of the norms followed and transactions amongst the driver, company and the customer discussed later in the paper. The role of government is minimal, deals only with the licensing system of the new cab company, registration of the cabs and provision of the electronic meters based upon the category to which the cab company would fall. There are certain problems mentioned customers during the interviews. Therefore, I have proposed solutions to address those issues in the conclusion section of my paper.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 20 Keywords: Radio Cabs, transport, the public, confluence of government, Delhi, Transport Department, radio taxi scheme, mega cabs, Delhi cabs, Meru cabs, quick cabs, easy cabs, New Delhi cabs service, Delhi government, radio cabs in Delhi JEL Classification: L21, L22, L92, L91, M20, R48, M13 working papers seriesDate posted: August 5, 2012 ; Last revised: August 10, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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