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India proposes cutting minimum rental cab fleet from 50 to five
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India’s road transport ministry has proposed lowering the minimum fleet for a car-rental operator from 50 to five, with at least two cabs at each operating location. In an announcement on 12 November, the ministry also proposed dropping the requirement to have branches in five tourist cities.
Under the proposed framework, operators could rent out cars with or without drivers and use one electronic licence across a state or union territory. The ministry proposes a 60-day timeline for granting or renewing licences.
The ministry also proposes requiring vehicle tracking and first-aid kits, along with round-the-clock grievance support and access to emergency repairs and towing. The ministry described these as proposed changes.
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