The Delhi government has developed a portal to facilitate licensing, payment of fees and regulate taxi aggregators, delivery service providers and e-commerce entities.
Delhi Auto Aggregator and Delivery Service Provider Scheme-2023 was notified by the government last year.
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Service providers and e-commerce entities with more than 25 vehicles must register on the portal to obtain a license.
According to the public notice issued, “All license holders are requested to register their existing fleets operating within the NCT of Delhi. All existing aggregators and delivery service providers operating within the NCT of Delhi are requested to register their existing fleets operating within the NCT of Delhi. , shall obtain a license within 90 days” Department of Transportation.
The notice was uploaded to the ministry's website on Friday.
The ministry's dashboard to monitor the progress of the plan can be accessed at myfleet.delhi.gov.in.
The license is valid for 5 years.
The scheme requires service providers to ensure a gradual transition to electric mobility to reduce air pollution and enhance green mobility. The entire fleet of all aggregators in Delhi is expected to be electrified by 2030.
Enforcement of compliance is strict, with fines ranging from 5,000 rupees up to 100,000 rupees per violation.
Aggregators will be allowed to operate motorcycle taxi services using only electric vehicles.
In order to increase customer satisfaction, this system establishes strict standards for service quality. This includes requirements regarding vehicle cleanliness, driver behavior, and timely resolution of customer complaints.
The scheme also includes a compliance overview aimed at increasing customer safety.
All existing or new businesses must obtain a license within 90 days of notification of plans or before commencing operations. The license is valid for 5 years and there is an annual fee, but for electric cars there is no fee. In addition, he will be offered a 50% rebate for vehicles less than two years old.
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