After the capital Shimla, there are now plans to run prepaid taxis all over Himachal. Passengers can get the facility of booking per seat in prepaid taxis. The Transport Department will prepare a special app in association with HRTC. In this context, Commissioner Transport met various transport unions in Mandi. He said that an online facility for booking seats in Himachal Road Transport Corporation buses is already being provided. Now, this facility will also be available in prepaid and taxi pulling. For this, the software will be prepared by negotiating with all private vehicle operator unions. By implementing this soon, passengers will also be allowed to book one seat in taxis.
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Prepaid taxi booths can be established in the district headquarters for this in the initial phase. Apart from this, the prepaid taxi facility can be available in the first phase, later in cargo vehicles can also be considered for this facility. Apart from this, the general public, including tourists, will get convenience - if the exercise of the transport department brings color, besides the tourists, the general public will also benefit. In the same cities, taxis operating on interstates make ridership at an arbitrary rate, this is being looted from tourists coming from outside the state.
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Transport Department Commissioner Captain JM Pathania chaired a one-day awareness camp on road safety on Tuesday. Said that operators should adopt road safety as a culture. Apart from this, make Himachal a zero challan, zero accident state, besides three thousand road accidents every year - Pathania said that despite running a road safety campaign every three months, more than three thousand road accidents are happening every year. More than 1200 people lose their lives. More than 500 people are becoming disabled. The same strategy needs a change. The same will now take place every day as Road Safety and every week as Road Safety Week and this campaign will continue until it is adopted as a culture.
