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Tamil Nadu bans app-based delivery using two-wheelers and auto rickshaws, citing permit violations, with fines and seizures enforced starting Feb 18.
Tamil Nadu has banned app-based platforms like Uber, Rapido, and Porter from using two-wheelers and autorickshaws for goods delivery, citing violations of passenger-only permits.
The transport commissioner issued the directive on Feb 16, warning fines up to ₹10,000 and vehicle seizure for violations.
Surprise inspections began Feb 18, targeting non-compliant vehicles and apps.
The move follows protests by auto driver unions over lost livelihoods, though the federation paused demonstrations after government assurances.
While some support the crackdown for safety reasons, others fear disruption to affordable, quick delivery services for small items.
No new permit system for freight has been introduced.
Tamil Nadu prohíbe la entrega basada en aplicaciones utilizando vehículos de dos ruedas y rickshaws automáticos, citando violaciones de permisos, con multas y decomisos aplicados a partir del 18 de febrero.