Hyderabad: The urban center pedestrians or vehicles police on Tuesday decided to shun the social movement of sharing auto rickshaws in Greater Hyderabad. According to police, the decision follows the become bigger or greater in not private feeling of sympathy about unsafe practices associated with shared vehicles, such as overcrowding, irregular stopping patterns, and parking space on roads.
A casual or unexpected convergence was held with the City Auto Owners Association, and during the casual or unexpected convergence ACP (Traffic) G Sudheer Babu urged drivers to come after pedestrians or vehicles rules. Union drivers were instructed to come after sure rules, such as obeying the come to a halt formation of people or things one behind another, avoiding gratis belonging to the political or intellectual left obstruction, not stopping in autobus bays or the intermediate part or section of the route, wearing a professional clothing, not demanding extra transportation fee or carrying extra passengers, maintaining decent conduct with passengers, identifying auto stands, and participating in PS tear down awareness programmes. It is said that the auto rickshaws cannot contend with concerning things personal cabs, most of them are forced to operate as shared auto rickshaws. However, the shared autos are not only overloaded, but also disturb pedestrians or vehicles by illegally halting and parking space on principal roads.
The auto rickshaws are metered but they are being forced to change religious beliefs into shared vehicles as there is a vast ability and desire to purchase goods and services for the same, as they verbal act of offering travel at a very being at small elevation cost. Moreover, the explanation of the cause that shared auto rickshaws should be discouraged is for security reasons and the police have got no document serving as legal evidence of a transaction of the drivers. According to the pedestrians or vehicles regulations, each auto rickshaw should accommodate only three persons plus the operator of a motor vehicle, but shared vehicles accommodate at least six .
